private void ClientActiveClick(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
var chkClientActive = sender as CheckBox;
Debug.Assert(chkClientActive != null && chkClientActive.IsChecked != null, "chkClientActive != null");
string message;
bool reasonRequired;
//yeah, kind of a crazy two-phase commit going on here to maintain separation of concerns between UI and model
//seems pretty well contained i guess... got any better ideas?
if (Sponsor.CheckClientActiveRules(chkClientActive.Tag as DataRowView,
chkClientActive.IsChecked.Value, out message,
out reasonRequired))
{
return;
}
if (reasonRequired)
{
var reason = new ReasonPopup {
Title = message, State = chkClientActive, PlacementTarget = chkClientActive
};
reason.Result += ActiveChangeReasonResult;
reason.Show();
}
else
{
App.ShowUserMessage(message);
}
chkClientActive.IsChecked = !chkClientActive.IsChecked.Value;
}
private void ClientActiveClick(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
var chkClientActive = sender as CheckBox;
Debug.Assert(chkClientActive != null && chkClientActive.IsChecked != null, "chkClientActive != null");
string message;
bool reasonRequired;
//yeah, kind of a crazy two-phase commit going on here to maintain separation of concerns between UI and model
//seems pretty well contained i guess... got any better ideas?
if (Sponsor.CheckClientActiveRules(chkClientActive.Tag as DataRowView,
chkClientActive.IsChecked.Value, out message,
out reasonRequired))
return;
if (reasonRequired)
{
var reason = new ReasonPopup {Title = message, State = chkClientActive, PlacementTarget = chkClientActive};
reason.Result += ActiveChangeReasonResult;
reason.Show();
}
else App.ShowUserMessage(message);
chkClientActive.IsChecked = !chkClientActive.IsChecked.Value;
}
