Update 10/umbraco-cms/reference/routing/custom-routes.md

eshanrnh · web-flow · commit d74df645a68b · 2025-09-04T09:51:49.000+02:00
diff --git a/10/umbraco-cms/reference/routing/custom-routes.md b/10/umbraco-cms/reference/routing/custom-routes.md
@@ -228,7 +228,7 @@ public IPublishedContent FindContent(ActionExecutingContext actionExecutingConte
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-We start off by getting our product root using the `UmbracoContext` to get it based off its id. Next we need to figure out what action is being requested, to do this we cast the `actionExecutingContext.ActionDescriptor` to a `ControllerActionDescriptor` and use its `ActionName` property. If the action name is index, we just return the product root, but if it's product, we try to get the SKU from the route value `id`, and try to find the child node which matches the SKU and return that.
+Start by retrieving the product root using the `UmbracoContext` to obtain it based on its ID. Next, let's figure out what action is being requested. To do this, cast the `actionExecutingContext.ActionDescriptor` to a `ControllerActionDescriptor` and use its `ActionName` property. If the action name is index, it returns the product root. If it's a product, we get the SKU from the route value `id` and find the matching child node.
 
 Now there's only one last thing to do, we need to register our shop controller, if you're creating a controller for your own site you can do it in the `Configure` method of `Startup.cs` like so:
 

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`231`		-We start off by getting our product root using the `UmbracoContext` to get it based off its id. Next we need to figure out what action is being requested, to do this we cast the `actionExecutingContext.ActionDescriptor` to a `ControllerActionDescriptor` and use its `ActionName` property. If the action name is index, we just return the product root, but if it's product, we try to get the SKU from the route value `id`, and try to find the child node which matches the SKU and return that.
	`231`	+Start by retrieving the product root using the `UmbracoContext` to obtain it based on its ID. Next, let's figure out what action is being requested. To do this, cast the `actionExecutingContext.ActionDescriptor` to a `ControllerActionDescriptor` and use its `ActionName` property. If the action name is index, it returns the product root. If it's a product, we get the SKU from the route value `id` and find the matching child node.
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`233`	`233`	Now there's only one last thing to do, we need to register our shop controller, if you're creating a controller for your own site you can do it in the `Configure` method of `Startup.cs` like so:
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