public static AdjusterNote Get(int id)
{
AdjusterNote note = (from x in DbContextHelper.DbContext.AdjusterNote
where x.NoteID == id
select x).FirstOrDefault <AdjusterNote>();
return(note);
}
public static AdjusterNote Save(AdjusterNote note)
{
if (note.NoteID == 0)
{
note.NoteDate = DateTime.Now;
DbContextHelper.DbContext.Add(note);
}
DbContextHelper.DbContext.SaveChanges();
return(note);
}
private void addNote(int adjusterID, string noteText)
{
AdjusterNote note = new AdjusterNote();
note.AdjusterID = adjusterID;
note.NoteDate = DateTime.Now;
note.UserID = userID;
note.Notes = noteText;
AdjusterNoteManager.Save(note);
}
public static void Delete(int id)
{
// Create an entity to represent the Entity you wish to delete
// Notice you don't need to know all the properties, in this
// case just the ID will do.
AdjusterNote note = new AdjusterNote {
NoteID = id
};
// Now attach the category stub object to the "Categories" set.
// This puts the Entity into the context in the unchanged state,
// This is same state it would have had if you made the query
DbContextHelper.DbContext.AttachTo("AdjusterNotes", note);
// Do the delete the category
DbContextHelper.DbContext.DeleteObject(note);
// Apply the delete to the database
DbContextHelper.DbContext.SaveChanges();
}
private void addNote(int adjusterID, string noteText)
{
AdjusterNote note = new AdjusterNote();
note.AdjusterID = adjusterID;
note.NoteDate = DateTime.Now;
note.UserID = userID;
note.Notes = noteText;
AdjusterNoteManager.Save(note);
}
protected void btnNoteSave_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
int adjusterID = Convert.ToInt32(hdId.Value);
int noteID = 0;
AdjusterNote note = null;
int.TryParse(ViewState["noteID"].ToString(), out noteID);
if (noteID == 0)
note = new AdjusterNote();
else
note = AdjusterNoteManager.Get(noteID);
if (note != null) {
note.AdjusterID = adjusterID;
note.UserID = Core.SessionHelper.getUserId();
note.Notes = txtNote.Text;
note.NoteID = noteID;
try {
AdjusterNoteManager.Save(note);
bindNotes();
showAdjusterNotes();
}
catch (Exception ex) {
Core.EmailHelper.emailError(ex);
}
}
}
