public async Task <ActionResult> Create(
[Bind(Include = "CompanyName, CityName, FromDate, ToDate, ProExpDescription, ProExpName, ProExpPosition")] CreateProExpViewModel proExpViewModel)
{
if (ModelState.IsValid)
{
var proExpToAdd = new ProExpModel
{
CompanyName = proExpViewModel.CompanyName,
CityName = proExpViewModel.CityName,
FromDate = proExpViewModel.FromDate,
ToDate = proExpViewModel.ToDate,
ProfileId = _userModel.Id,
ExperienceDescriptionModel = new List <ExperienceDescriptionModel>()
};
var expProDesc = new ExperienceDescriptionModel
{
Description = proExpViewModel.ProExpDescription,
PositionDesc = proExpViewModel.ProExpPosition,
Name = proExpViewModel.ProExpName
};
proExpToAdd.ExperienceDescriptionModel.Add(expProDesc);
await _proExpService.CreateAsync(proExpToAdd);
return(RedirectToAction("Index"));
}
return(View(proExpViewModel));
}
// TODO réaliser complètement ce service pour alléger les fonctions du service ProExpService ??
// Oui car on peut l'ajouter après une fermeture d'using, est ce bien? Askip ça évitera d'avoir une fonction de 150 lignes
public async Task <int> UpdateAsync(int id, ExperienceDescriptionModel expDescModel)
{
using (ApplicationContext context = new ApplicationContext())
{
var entity = new ExperienceDescription
{
Id = id,
Description = expDescModel.Description,
Name = expDescModel.Name,
ProExpId = expDescModel.ProExpId,
};
var position =
await context.Positions
.FirstOrDefaultAsync(x => x.Description == expDescModel.PositionDesc);
if (position == null)
{
position = new Position
{
Description = expDescModel.PositionDesc
};
}
entity.Position = position;
context.ExperienceDescriptions.AddOrUpdate(entity);
await context.SaveChangesAsync();
return(entity.Id);
}
}
