protected void rejectBtn_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// if the user/moderator clicks the rjectBtn, then we reject and remove the blog entry
// Declares an UserEntryFileReaderWriter instance that allows for modification on the UserEntryNew text file
UserEntryFileReaderWriter entryReaderWriter = new UserEntryFileReaderWriter(Path.GetFullPath(Server.MapPath("~\\files\\UserEntryNew.txt")));
// removes the entry at the current entryNumber
entryReaderWriter.removeEntryDataAtLineNumber(entryNumber);
// Redirects to a moderator's reject page that confirms that the entry is gone
Response.Redirect("Moderator_Entry_Reject.aspx");
}
protected void acceptBtn_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// if the user/moderator clicks the acceptBtn, we enter this method that "cuts and pastes" the entry into to correct entry file
// Declares an UserEntryFileReaderWriter instance that allows for modification on the UserEntryNew text file
UserEntryFileReaderWriter entryReaderWriter = new UserEntryFileReaderWriter(Path.GetFullPath(Server.MapPath("~\\files\\UserEntryNew.txt")));
// Declaring a dictionary that holds all the blog information
Dictionary <string, string> blogData = entryReaderWriter.getEntryDataAtLineNumber(entryNumber);
// removes the entry at the current entryNumber
entryReaderWriter.removeEntryDataAtLineNumber(entryNumber);
// Declares a string that will hold the full path of the approiate text file that the blog entry will save to.
string storeFilePath = "";
// now to determine which file the blog entry needs to save to from the blog information collected.
// This will set the file path accordingly
if (blogData["store"].Equals("Farmers"))
{
//if the store is farmers, set the file path to the farmers entry file (Absolute)
storeFilePath = Path.GetFullPath(Server.MapPath("~\\files\\FarmersUserEntry.txt"));
}
else if (blogData["store"].Equals("KMart"))
{
// if the store is KMart, set the file path to the kmart entry file (Absolute)
storeFilePath = Path.GetFullPath(Server.MapPath("~\\files\\KmartUserEntry.txt"));
}
else if (blogData["store"].Equals("DSE"))
{
// if the store is dick smith, set the file path to the DSE entry file (Absolute)
storeFilePath = Path.GetFullPath(Server.MapPath("~\\files\\DSEUserEntry.txt"));
}
else if (blogData["store"].Equals("HarveyNorman"))
{
// if the store is harvey norman, set the file path to the harvey norman entry file (Absolute)
storeFilePath = Path.GetFullPath(Server.MapPath("~\\files\\HarveyNormanUserEntry.txt"));
}
// Now we need to add the blog entry line to the top of the store's entry files
// Declare a string that gets all the text from the store's file path (including new line seperators)
string oldUserEntryNewFile = System.IO.File.ReadAllText(storeFilePath);
// Declares a string that places the blog entry's data into a parsable format.
string newLine = blogData["loginID"] + "," + blogData["unixTime"] + "," + blogData["badExperienceParagraph"];
// Overwrites the store's entry file and places the new data, line seperator and old data in the file therefore
// the new data is at the top of the file
System.IO.File.WriteAllText(storeFilePath, newLine + "\r\n" + oldUserEntryNewFile);
// Redirects the umoderator to an acceptance page that confirm the entry of the
Response.Redirect("Moderator_Entry_Accept.aspx");
}
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// create UserEntryFileReaderWriter object that will be used to write and read to the user entry file
UserEntryFileReaderWriter entryReaderWriter = new UserEntryFileReaderWriter(Path.GetFullPath(Server.MapPath("~\\files\\UserEntryNew.txt")));
// checks if the page is loading for the first time
if (!IsPostBack)
{
// if the page is loading for the first time (or is a complete reload), reset the variables and buttons for this page
// resets entryNumber
entryNumber = 0;
// makes the prevBtn button disabled (because we are at the start of the file)
prevBtn.Enabled = false;
// sets the status label that notifies the user that they are at the start
blogStatusLabel.Text = "Start of Line";
}
else
{
// if the page is NOT loading for the first time, then we check what position we are in the file
// checks if the the entryNumber is within range of the file (Non-Boundary)
if (entryNumber > 0 && entryNumber < (entryReaderWriter.getEndOfLineIndexNumber() - 1))
{
// when the entryNumber is within range, both buttons are enabled
nextBtn.Enabled = true;
prevBtn.Enabled = true;
// Since the line position is not at the boundaries (EOL or SOL) then
// theres nothing to to alert the users hence an empty status label
blogStatusLabel.Text = "";
}
else
{
//if the entry is a boundaryNumber, we check it which boundary it is (Max or Min)
if (entryNumber == 0)
{
// if the boundary is a minimum, then we can no longer go to the previous entry, therefore the next button is enabled
nextBtn.Enabled = true;
// We also make sure the previous button is is disabled too
prevBtn.Enabled = false;
// since we are at the start of the line, we alert the user by using a label
blogStatusLabel.Text = "Start of Line";
}
else if (entryNumber == (entryReaderWriter.getEndOfLineIndexNumber() - 1))
{
// if the boundary is a maximum, then we can no longer go to next, therefore the previous button is disabled
prevBtn.Enabled = true;
// We also make sure the previous button is disabled too
nextBtn.Enabled = false;
// we also alert the user that we are at end of the file/line by using a label
blogStatusLabel.Text = "End of Line";
}
else
{
// Some times the code does always play nice, so this is a hotfix by simply setting entryNumber to zero
entryNumber = 0;
// if the boundary is a minimum, then we can no longer go to the previous entry, therefore the next button is enabled
nextBtn.Enabled = true;
// We also make sure the previous button is is disabled too
prevBtn.Enabled = false;
// since we are at the start of the line, we alert the user by using a label
blogStatusLabel.Text = "Start of Line";
}
}
}
// Now we need to display the the actual blog information so the admin knows what blogs they are interacting with
// Declaring a dictionary that holds all the blog information
Dictionary <string, string> blogData = entryReaderWriter.getEntryDataAtLineNumber(entryNumber);
// Declares a new DateTime object at a unix time of 0 seconds
System.DateTime dtDateTime = new DateTime(1970, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, System.DateTimeKind.Utc);
// adjusts it to the time of when the blog was posted
dtDateTime = dtDateTime.AddSeconds(int.Parse(blogData["unixTime"])).ToLocalTime();
// declares a string that holds the date and time together
string dateTimeString = dtDateTime.ToLongDateString() + " " + dtDateTime.ToShortTimeString();
// set the blogLabel's text using the blog entry information so the user can see it
blogLabel.Text = "On the " + blogData["store"] + " section, the Username/LoginID, '" + blogData["loginID"] + "' posted an experience at " + dateTimeString + ":<br />" + blogData["badExperienceParagraph"];
}
