///<summary>Adds the procedure code of the repeating charge to a credit card on the patient's account if the user okays it.</summary>
private void AddProcedureToCC()
{
List <CreditCard> activeCards = CreditCards.GetActiveCards(RepeatCur.PatNum);
if (activeCards.Count == 0)
{
return;
}
CreditCard cardToAddProc = null;
if (activeCards.Count == 1) //Only one active card so ask the user to add the procedure to that one
{
if (MsgBox.Show(this, MsgBoxButtons.YesNo, "There is one active credit card on this patient's account.\r\nDo you want to add this procedure to " +
"that card?"))
{
cardToAddProc = activeCards[0];
}
}
else if (activeCards.FindAll(x => x.Procedures != "").Count == 1) //Only one card has procedures attached so ask the user to add to that card
{
if (MsgBox.Show(this, MsgBoxButtons.YesNo, "There is one active credit card on this patient's account with authorized procedures attached.\r\n"
+ "Do you want to add this procedure to that card?"))
{
cardToAddProc = activeCards.FirstOrDefault(x => x.Procedures != "");
}
}
else //At least two cards have procedures attached to them or there are multiple active cards and none have procedures attached
{
MsgBox.Show(this, "If you would like to add this procedure to a credit card, go to Credit Card Manage to choose the card.");
}
if (cardToAddProc == null)
{
return;
}
//Check if the procedure is already attached to this card; CreditCard.Procedures is a comma delimited list.
List <string> procsOnCard = cardToAddProc.Procedures.Split(new string[] { "," }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries).ToList();
if (procsOnCard.Exists(x => x == RepeatCur.ProcCode))
{
return;
}
procsOnCard.Add(RepeatCur.ProcCode);
cardToAddProc.Procedures = String.Join(",", procsOnCard);
CreditCards.Update(cardToAddProc);
}