public IActionResult Edit(int id)
{
var toEdit = _context.Players.Single(r => r.ID == id);
var editRookie = new PlayerAttributeViewModel
{
PlayerName = toEdit.PlayerName,
Position = toEdit.Position,
Age = toEdit.Age,
Height = toEdit.Height,
Weight = toEdit.Weight,
Development = toEdit.Development,
OVR = toEdit.OVR,
SPD = toEdit.SPD,
ACC = toEdit.ACC,
STR = toEdit.STR,
AGI = toEdit.AGI,
ELU = toEdit.ELU,
BCV = toEdit.BCV,
CAR = toEdit.CAR,
JKM = toEdit.JKM,
SPM = toEdit.SPM,
SFA = toEdit.SFA,
TRK = toEdit.TRK,
CTH = toEdit.CTH,
CIT = toEdit.CIT,
SPC = toEdit.SPC,
RTE = toEdit.RTE,
RLS = toEdit.RLS,
JMP = toEdit.JMP,
THP = toEdit.THP,
SAC = toEdit.SAC,
MAC = toEdit.MAC,
DAC = toEdit.DAC,
RUN = toEdit.RUN,
PAC = toEdit.PAC,
RBK = toEdit.RBK,
PBK = toEdit.PBK,
IBL = toEdit.IBL,
TAK = toEdit.TAK,
POW = toEdit.POW,
BSH = toEdit.BSH,
FMV = toEdit.FMV,
PMV = toEdit.PMV,
MCV = toEdit.MCV,
ZCV = toEdit.ZCV,
PRS = toEdit.PRS,
PRC = toEdit.PRC,
PUR = toEdit.PUR
};
return(View(editRookie));
}
public IActionResult AddPlayer(PlayerAttributeViewModel player)
{
if (_context.Players.Any(p => p.PlayerName == player.PlayerName && p.Position == player.Position))
{
//Player name and position already exists
//since you're checking the combination of the two
//you can still use ivalidatableobject in the future when you get back to this
ModelState.AddModelError(nameof(Player.PlayerName), "Player name already exists");
}
if (ModelState.IsValid)
{
var toCreate = new Player
{
PlayerName = player.PlayerName,
Position = player.Position,
Age = player.Age,
Height = player.Height,
Weight = player.Weight,
Development = player.Development,
OVR = player.OVR,
SPD = player.SPD,
ACC = player.ACC,
STR = player.STR,
AGI = player.AGI,
ELU = player.ELU,
BCV = player.BCV,
CAR = player.CAR,
JKM = player.JKM,
SPM = player.SPM,
SFA = player.SFA,
TRK = player.TRK,
CTH = player.CTH,
CIT = player.CIT,
SPC = player.SPC,
RTE = player.RTE,
RLS = player.RLS,
JMP = player.JMP,
THP = player.THP,
SAC = player.SAC,
MAC = player.MAC,
DAC = player.DAC,
RUN = player.RUN,
PAC = player.PAC,
RBK = player.RBK,
PBK = player.PBK,
IBL = player.IBL,
TAK = player.TAK,
POW = player.POW,
BSH = player.BSH,
FMV = player.FMV,
PMV = player.PMV,
MCV = player.MCV,
ZCV = player.ZCV,
PRS = player.PRS,
PRC = player.PRC,
PUR = player.PUR
};
//it's usually a best practice to name your dbsets plural. Note: I mean dbset, not model. The model should be named Player, dbset: Players
_context.Players.Add(toCreate);
_context.SaveChanges();
//redirecttoaction causes you to lose any modelstate validation errors. you just need to return the view
return(RedirectToAction("Position", new { position = player.Position }));
//return Json(toCreate);
}
return(View());
}