public ActionResult SearchByCountry(SearchByName item)
{
// Fetch the collection
var c = m.CustomerGetAllByCountry(item.Name);
// Pass the collection to the view, sorted
// Now do you understand why we can (and should) do the "order by" work in the Manager class?
// If there's a natural order to the results, then do it
return View("index", c.OrderBy(ln => ln.LastName).ThenBy(fn => fn.FirstName));
}
public ActionResult SearchByCountry(SearchByName item)
{
// Fetch the collection
var c = m.CustomerGetAllByCountry(item.Name);
// Pass the collection to the view, sorted
// Now do you understand why we can (and should) do the "order by" work in the Manager class?
// If there's a natural order to the results, then do it
return(View("index", c.OrderBy(ln => ln.LastName).ThenBy(fn => fn.FirstName)));
}
public ActionResult SearchByName(SearchByName item)
{
// Fetch the sorted collection, and pass it to the view
return View("index", m.CustomerGetAllByName(item.Name));
}
public ActionResult SearchByName(SearchByName item)
{
// Fetch the sorted collection, and pass it to the view
return(View("index", m.CustomerGetAllByName(item.Name)));
}
