In .NET 4.8/CMS 11.x and earlier, this is very commonly used to redirect an action
return RedirectToAction("Index", new{ node = contentLink });
Which will redirect the user to
public TResult Index(CheckoutPage currentPage );
and you will get the currentPage parameter set with content you specified by the contentLink.
However in .NET 5 once redirected currentPage will be null. It’s due to how .NET 5 handle the routing. The correct way is use this
return RedirectToContent(currentPage.ContentLink, "Index");
There is a action you can use – RedirectToContent. Note that the order of parameter is reserved – you pass in the content link to the content first, then the name of the action.
And that’s how’s it done in .NET 5/CMS 12.
