public VehicleBase AddVehicle(VehicleAdd newItem)
{
// Calculate the next value for the identifier
int newId = (vehicles.Count > 0) ? newId = vehicles.Max(id => id.Id) + 1 : 1;
// Ensure that the new item's association property is value
var associatedObject = manufacturers.SingleOrDefault(i => i.Id == newItem.ManufacturerId);
if (associatedObject == null)
{
// Uh oh...
return(null);
}
// Create a new item; notice the property mapping
var addedItem = new Vehicle
{
Id = newId,
Model = newItem.Model,
Trim = newItem.Trim,
ModelYear = newItem.ModelYear,
MSRP = newItem.MSRP,
// New...
Manufacturer = associatedObject
};
// Alternative... use AutoMapper to do the job...
//addedItem = Mapper.Map<Vehicle>(newItem);
//addedItem.Id = newId;
//addedItem.Manufacturer = associatedObject;
// Add the new item to the store
vehicles.Add(addedItem);
// Return the new item
return(Mapper.Map <VehicleBase>(addedItem));
}
public ActionResult Create(VehicleAdd newItem)
{
// Handles HTTP POST, and adds the new item, then redirects to another view
// Notice that this method is prefixed with an "attribute", [HttpPost]
VehicleBase addedItem = null;
// Check that the incoming data is valid
if (ModelState.IsValid)
{
addedItem = m.AddVehicle(newItem);
}
else
{
// Return the object so the user can edit it correctly
return(View(newItem));
}
// If the incoming data is valid and the new data was added, redirect
return(RedirectToAction("index"));
// Another alternative is to redirect to the "details" view, like this...
//return RedirectToAction("details", new { id = addedItem.Id });
}
public ActionResult Create(VehicleAdd newItem)
{
// Handles HTTP POST, and adds the new item, then redirects to another view
// Notice that this method is prefixed with an "attribute", [HttpPost]
VehicleBase addedItem = null;
// Check that the incoming data is valid
if (ModelState.IsValid)
{
addedItem = m.AddVehicle(newItem);
}
else
{
// Return the object so the user can edit it correctly
return View(newItem);
}
// If the incoming data is valid and the new data was added, redirect
return RedirectToAction("index");
// Another alternative is to redirect to the "details" view, like this...
//return RedirectToAction("details", new { id = addedItem.Id });
}
