In order to post back to Episerver page Mvc controller - you have to generate link to page's url. Keep in mind that it's not controller route in classical Mvc world. You can name page whatever you want and in order to hit that controller - you need to post to that url.

One of the easiest way to achieve this is to use Html helpers - like `@Html.ContentLink(page)`.

You will need to get access to current page (one that was serving this request). It's usually available in view model (if you are using AlloyTech sample site approach).

Hi validis, 

if i use @Html.contentLink(startPage)

will the start page display or i get to the startpage controller?

the problem is i have  some logic to do in the controller, so i want to get to the startpage controller with parameter i send to the controller from the view.

is it possible?

Most of the time controller is required to display the view - so short answer - yes, controller should be hit prior displaying view

You could do:

<a href="@Url.ContentUrl(ContentReference.StartPage).AppendUrlParameter("foo", "bar")">Lorem Ipsum</a>

Where AppendUrlParameter is a new extension method:

public static string AppendUrlParameter(this string url, string key, string value)
{
    return url + (url.Contains("?") ? "&" : "?") + $"{key}={value.UrlEncode()}";
}

And get the markup:

<a href="/no/id4/?foo=bar">Lorem Ipsum</a>

Tomas, has great example. If you want to go further and have nice fluent API, you can install Geta's Episerver extension package. There is UrlBuilder class that gives nice approach to build urls (among other great helpers and extensions)..