/// <summary>
/// Create a ViewModel based on the settings provided. This method is really simple to begin
/// with, to the point where it's not even really needed, but I create it already so that when
/// the model becomes more complex I don't have to refactor code.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="settings"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
private GDPRPartFieldSettingsViewModel MakeViewModel(
GDPRPartFieldSettings settings, string fieldName)
{
return(new GDPRPartFieldSettingsViewModel {
Settings = settings,
AnonymizationDivId = AnonymizationDivId(fieldName),
ErasureDivId = ErasureDivId(fieldName)
});
}
public static void SetValues(ContentPartFieldDefinitionBuilder builder, GDPRPartFieldSettings settings)
{
builder.WithSetting(
"GDPRPartFieldSettings.ShouldAnonymize",
settings.ShouldAnonymize.ToString(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture));
builder.WithSetting(
"GDPRPartFieldSettings.ShouldErase",
settings.ShouldErase.ToString(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture));
// serialized dictionaries
builder.WithSetting(
"GDPRPartFieldSettings.AnonymizationSerializedPairs",
settings.AnonymizationSerializedPairs);
builder.WithSetting(
"GDPRPartFieldSettings.ErasureSerializedPairs",
settings.ErasureSerializedPairs);
}
public override IEnumerable <TemplateViewModel> PartFieldEditorUpdate(ContentPartFieldDefinitionBuilder builder, IUpdateModel updateModel)
{
if (!_typeHasGDPRPart)
{
yield break;
}
var vm = new GDPRPartFieldSettingsViewModel();
if (updateModel.TryUpdateModel(vm, "GDPRPartFieldSettingsViewModel", null, null))
{
var settings = vm.Settings;
GDPRPartFieldSettings.SetValues(builder, settings);
}
else
{
_notifier.Error(T("There was an issue updating the GDPR configuration for {0}.", builder.Name));
yield break;
}
}