private async void OnReviewClicked(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
// The review page might have to set navigation data (review includes UserStatus). Let's make 100% sure
// that the database has correct navigation data set up. Hint: it really should already because if we are
// here, then the book has been set to "reading", and that should in turn force navigation data.
var bookdb = BookDataContext.Get();
EnsureBookNavigationData(bookdb);
var sh = new ContentDialog()
{
Title = "Review Book",
PrimaryButtonText = "OK",
};
// Old style: var review = new BookReview(); // This is the edit control, not the UserReview data
var review = new ReviewNoteStatusControl(); // This is the edit control, not the UserReview data
// Set up the potential note, if that's what the user is going to do.
var location = GetCurrBookLocation().ToJson();
string currSelection = "";
if (CurrHtml != null && CurrHtml.Contains("DoGetSelection"))
{
currSelection = await uiHtml.InvokeScriptAsync("DoGetSelection", null);
}
var note = new UserNote()
{
BookId = BookData.BookId,
CreateDate = DateTimeOffset.Now,
Location = location,
Text = currSelection,
};
review.SetupNote(note);
sh.Content = review;
string defaultReviewText = "";
if (CurrHtml != null && CurrHtml.Contains("DoGetSelection"))
{
defaultReviewText = await uiHtml.InvokeScriptAsync("DoGetSelection", null);
}
review.SetBookData(BookData, defaultReviewText);
var result = await sh.ShowAsync();
switch (result)
{
case ContentDialogResult.Primary:
review.SaveData();
var nav = Navigator.Get();
nav.UpdateProjectRome(ControlId, GetCurrBookLocation());
break;
}
SetReviewSymbol();
}
/// <summary>
/// Handles the entire problem of reviewing each of the selected books. Will pop up a little pop-up
/// and let the user do a review of each one.
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
public async Task RunSavedReviewEachBook()
{
if (SavedSelectedBooks == null)
{
return;
}
var selectedBooks = SavedSelectedBooks;
var deleteBook = SavedDeleteBook;
// Setup to delete all selected books from the Nook
EbookReaderProgressControl progress = null;
if (deleteBook)
{
await SetupProgressFolderAsync();
progress = new EbookReaderProgressControl();
uiAlternateContent.Visibility = Visibility.Visible;
uiAlternateContent.Children.Clear();
uiAlternateContent.Children.Add(progress);
progress.SetNBooks(selectedBooks.Count);
}
var bookdb = BookDataContext.Get();
var sh = new ContentDialog()
{
Title = "Review Book",
PrimaryButtonText = "OK",
SecondaryButtonText = "Cancel",
};
var reviewlist = new ReviewNoteStatusListControl();
reviewlist.SetBookList(selectedBooks);
sh.Content = reviewlist;
var result = await sh.ShowAsync();
;
#if NEVER_EVER_DEFINED
// The old code that did a pop-up per book. The new way does one pop-up with a swipable list.
foreach (var bookData in selectedBooks)
{
var srcfullname = bookData.DownloadData.FullFilePath;
var fname = bookData.DownloadData.FileName;
var nd = CommonQueries.BookNavigationDataEnsure(bookdb, bookData);
var sh = new ContentDialog()
{
Title = "Review Book",
PrimaryButtonText = "OK",
SecondaryButtonText = "Cancel",
};
var review = new ReviewNoteStatusControl();
string defaultReviewText = null;
var BookData = bookData;
review.SetBookData(BookData, defaultReviewText);
sh.Content = review;
var result = await sh.ShowAsync();
switch (result)
{
case ContentDialogResult.Primary:
review.SaveData();
bool deleteOk = true;
if (progress != null)
{
deleteOk = await DeleteDownloadedBookAsync(progress, bookData);
}
var nav = Navigator.Get();
//TODO: setup Rome?? nav.UpdateProjectRome(ControlId, GetCurrBookLocation());
break;
}
if (deleteBook)
{
// TODO: How to delete it?
;
}
}
#endif
}