Q:

Specflow use parameters in a table with a Scenario Context

I am using Specflow in C# to build automatic client side browser testing with Selenium.
The goal of these tests is to simulate the business scenario where a client enters our website in specific pages,
and then he is directed to the right page.
I Want to use parameters inside a Scenario Context,
for example:
When I visit url
 | base                         | page      | parameter1       | parameter2     |
 | http://www.stackoverflow.com | questions | <questionNumber> | <questionName> |
Then browser contains test <questionNumber>

Examples: 
    | <questionNumber> | <questionName> |
    | 123              | specflow-q1    |
    | 456              | specflow-q2    |
    | 789              | specflow-q3    |

Note: step "When I visit url" takes base+page+parameter1+parameter2, creates url "base/page/parameter1/parameter2" and goes to this URL.
The problem is that the input table in step "I visit url", is passing the text as-is, without modifying  to the equivilent in the Examples section.
It means that the table that the above syntax builds has a row with data the parameter names:
http://www.stackoverflow.com, questions, questionNumber, questionName
Instead of using their value:
http://www.stackoverflow.com, questions, 123 ,specflow-q1
Do you know how can I use it correctly?

A:

It is not possible to mix data tables and scenario outlines. Instead I'd rewrite your scenario as follows:
When I visit the URL <base>/<page>/<questionNumber>/<questionName>
Then the browser contains test <questionNumber>

Examples: 
 | base                         | page      | questionNumber | questionName |
 | http://www.stackoverflow.com | questions | 123            | specflow-q1  |
 | http://www.stackoverflow.com | questions | 456            | specflow-q2  |
 | http://www.stackoverflow.com | questions | 789            | specflow-q3  |

Inside the "When I visit the URL" step definition you'd construct the URL from the passed-in table parameter (which is what you are doing currently).
Whilst "base" and "question" values are repeated in the "Examples" section, it is clear to see what exactly is being tested. A non-technical user (e.g. business user) will also be able to easily understand what this test is trying to achieve too.

A:

This is now possible (at least I'm doing it with SpecFlow v2.0)
[When(@"When I visit url")]
public void WhenIVisitUrl(Table table)
{
  var url = table.CreateInstance<UrlDTO>();
}

public class UrlDTO{
  public string base { get;set; }
  public string page { get;set; }
  public string parameter1 { get;set; }
  public string parameter2 { get;set; }
}

