/*Much like the Customer Update Form option this takes an item name from a drop down and creates a propogated
* form that can be edited. THIS WILL UPDATE WHATEVER ITEMS ARE CHANGED.
* */
public PartialViewResult itemUpdateForm(FormCollection frm)
{
NewInventoryViewModel ivm = new NewInventoryViewModel();
DataSet ItemInfo = new DataSet();
string itemName = Request.Form["lstItemName"];
ItemInfo = ac.findItemInfo(itemName);
foreach (DataTable item in ItemInfo.Tables)
{
foreach (DataRow row in item.Rows)
{
ivm.lstItem.Add(new FindItemInfo()
{
Price = Convert.ToDecimal(row["Price"]),
Quantity = Convert.ToInt32(row["Quantity"]),
Name = Convert.ToString(row["itemName"]),
ProductID = Convert.ToInt32(row["ID"])
});
}
}
return PartialView("_updateItem", ivm);
}
/*This creates a simple view of what is in the inventory database. There is also a button created in the last
* column of the table to easily remove an item from the database.
* */
public ActionResult InventoryView()
{
NewInventoryViewModel ivm = new NewInventoryViewModel();
DataSet ItemInfo = new DataSet();
ItemInfo = ac.getItemInfo();
foreach (DataTable item in ItemInfo.Tables)
{
foreach (DataRow row in item.Rows)
{
ivm.name.Add(Convert.ToString(row["itemName"]));
ivm.price.Add(Convert.ToDecimal(row["Price"]));
ivm.quantity.Add(Convert.ToInt32(row["Quantity"]));
ivm.id.Add(Convert.ToInt32(row["ID"]));
}
}
return View(ivm);
}