private void modifyCommand(object parameter)
{
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(Firstname) || string.IsNullOrEmpty(Lastname))
{
return;
}
if (ModifyContent.ToLower() == "add")
{
modifyEntity();
runTask(SQLFunctionType.Add);
}
else
{
if (dataModified() == false)
{
return;
}
WindowMessageResult modifyResult = MessageBoxEnhanced.Show(
"Question...",
"You are about to modify a record in the database! Do you wish to continue?",
WindowMessageButtons.YesNo,
WindowMessageIcon.Question);
if (modifyResult == WindowMessageResult.Yes)
{
modifyEntity();
runTask(SQLFunctionType.Modify);
}
}
}
// Usage examples:
// Windows like dialog:
// NOTE: See the DialogData class above for more options. The method used below and even direct calling to open a dialog requires a window where the dialog will open.
public static void ExampleOne(object parameter)
{
MessageBoxEnhanced.Show(
parameter as Window,
"Example...",
"This is a sample message...",
"The is the body of the dialog.",
WindowMessageButtons.Ok,
WindowMessageIcon.Information);
}
private void deleteCommand(object parameter)
{
WindowMessageResult deleteResult = MessageBoxEnhanced.Show(
"Question...",
"You are about to delete a record from the database! Do you wish to continue?",
WindowMessageButtons.YesNo,
WindowMessageIcon.Question);
if (deleteResult == WindowMessageResult.Yes)
{
runTask(SQLFunctionType.Delete);
}
}
private void resetCommand(object parameter)
{
WindowMessageResult resetResult = MessageBoxEnhanced.Show(
"Warning...",
"You are about to reset the database!",
"Any changes you have made to the current database will lost. Are you sue you wish to continue?",
WindowMessageButtons.YesNo,
WindowMessageIcon.Warning);
if (resetResult == WindowMessageResult.Yes)
{
SQLConnection.Close();
Statics.LoadResourceDatabase(true);
CloseDialogWithResult(WindowMessageResult.Yes);
}
}