public ActionResult Create()
{
// We use a view model because we need the list of Owners in the Create view
DogFormViewModel vm = new DogFormViewModel()
{
Dog = new Dog(),
Owners = _ownerRepo.GetAllOwners(),
};
return(View(vm));
}
public ActionResult Create()
{
List <Owner> owners = _ownerRepo.GetAllOwners();
DogFormViewModel vm = new DogFormViewModel()
{
Dog = new Dog(),
Owners = owners
};
return(View(vm));
}
public ActionResult Create(DogFormViewModel vm)
{
try
{
vm.Dog.OwnerId = GetCurrentUserId();
_dogRepo.AddDog(vm.Dog);
return(RedirectToAction("Index"));
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
return(View(vm.Dog));
}
}
public ActionResult New()
{
var genderTypes = context.Genders.ToList();
var collarTypes = context.Collars.ToList();
var litterOptions = context.Litters.ToList();
var imageOptions = context.Images.ToList();
DogFormViewModel viewModel = new DogFormViewModel
{
Litters = litterOptions,
Genders = genderTypes,
Collars = collarTypes,
Images = imageOptions
};
return(View("DogForm", viewModel));
}
public ActionResult Edit(int id)
{
Dog dog = context.Dogs.FirstOrDefault(l => l.Id == id);
if (dog == null)
{
return(HttpNotFound());
}
DogFormViewModel viewModel = new DogFormViewModel
{
Litters = context.Litters.ToList(),
Collars = context.Collars.ToList(),
Genders = context.Genders.ToList(),
Images = context.Images.ToList()
};
return(View("DogForm", viewModel));
}
public ActionResult Create(Dog dog)
{
try
{
dog.OwnerId = GetCurrentUserId();
_dogRepo.AddDog(dog);
return(RedirectToAction("Index"));
}
catch
{
// LOOK AT THIS
// When something goes wrong we return to the view
// BUT our view expects a DogFormViewModel object...so we'd better give it one
DogFormViewModel vm = new DogFormViewModel()
{
Dog = dog,
};
return(View(vm));
}
}
