public bool Delete(object OrderItemId)
{
return(OrderItem.Delete(OrderItemId) == 1);
}
/// <summary>
/// Migrates the cart.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="anonymousCartId">The anonymous cart id.</param>
/// <param name="registeredCartId">The registered cart id.</param>
public static void MigrateCart(string anonymousCartId, string registeredCartId)
{
Order anonymousOrder = new OrderController().FetchOrder(anonymousCartId);
Order registeredOrder = new OrderController().FetchOrder(registeredCartId);
//first see if there is an order for the now-recognized user
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(registeredOrder.OrderNumber) && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(anonymousOrder.OrderNumber))
{
//if not, just update the old order with the new user's username
anonymousOrder.UserName = registeredCartId;
anonymousOrder.Save(registeredCartId);
}
else
{
//the logged-in user has an existing basket.
//if there is no basket from their anon session,
//we don't need to do anything
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(anonymousOrder.OrderNumber))
{
//in this case, there is an order (cart) from their anon session
//and an order that they had open from their last session
//need to marry the items.
//this part is up to your business needs - some merchants
//will want to replace the cart contents
//others will want to synch them. We're going to assume that
//this scenario will synch the existing items.
//############### Synch the Cart Items
if (registeredOrder.OrderItemCollection.Count > 0 && anonymousOrder.OrderItemCollection.Count > 0)
{
//there are items in both carts, move the old to the new
//when synching, find matching items in both carts
//update the quantities of the matching items in the logged-in cart
//removing them from the anon cart
//a switch to tell us if we need to update the from orders
//1.) Find items that are the same between the two carts and add the anon quantity to the registered user quantity
//2.) Mark found items as items to be removed from the anon cart.
ArrayList toBeRemoved = new ArrayList(anonymousOrder.OrderItemCollection.Count);
for (int i = 0; i < anonymousOrder.OrderItemCollection.Count; i++)
{
OrderItem foundItem = registeredOrder.OrderItemCollection.Find(delegate(OrderItem orderItemToFind) {
return((orderItemToFind.Sku == anonymousOrder.OrderItemCollection[i].Sku) && (orderItemToFind.Attributes == anonymousOrder.OrderItemCollection[i].Attributes));
});
if (foundItem != null)
{
foundItem.Quantity += anonymousOrder.OrderItemCollection[i].Quantity;
toBeRemoved.Add(i);
}
}
//3.) Now remove any foundItems from the anon cart, but trim it up first
toBeRemoved.TrimToSize();
for (int i = 0; i < toBeRemoved.Count; i++)
{
anonymousOrder.OrderItemCollection.RemoveAt((int)toBeRemoved[i]);
}
//4.) Move over to the registered user cart any remaining items in the anon cart.
foreach (OrderItem anonItem in anonymousOrder.OrderItemCollection)
{
//reset the orderID
anonItem.OrderId = registeredOrder.OrderId;
registeredOrder.OrderItemCollection.Add(anonItem);
}
//5.) Finally, save it down to the DB
// (Since we know toOrder.Items.Count > 0 && fromOrder.Items.Count > 0, we know a Save needs to occur)
registeredOrder.OrderItemCollection.SaveAll(registeredCartId);
registeredOrder.Save(registeredCartId);
}
else if (registeredOrder.OrderItemCollection.Count == 0)
{
//items exist only in the anon cart
//move the anon items to the new cart
//then save the order and the order items.
registeredOrder.IsNew = true;
registeredOrder.OrderStatusDescriptorId = anonymousOrder.OrderStatusDescriptorId;
registeredOrder.OrderGuid = anonymousOrder.OrderGuid;
registeredOrder.UserName = registeredCartId;
registeredOrder.OrderNumber = anonymousOrder.OrderNumber;
registeredOrder.Save(registeredCartId);
foreach (OrderItem item in anonymousOrder.OrderItemCollection)
{
//reset the orderID on each item
item.OrderId = registeredOrder.OrderId;
registeredOrder.OrderItemCollection.Add(item);
}
registeredOrder.OrderItemCollection.SaveAll(registeredCartId);
registeredOrder.Save(registeredCartId);
}
else if (anonymousOrder.OrderItemCollection.Count == 0)
{
//no items in the old cart, do nothing
}
//finally, drop the anon order from the DB, we don't want to
//keep it
OrderItem.Delete(OrderItem.Columns.OrderId, anonymousOrder.OrderId);
Order.Delete(anonymousOrder.OrderId);
}
}
}
