private void addButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (addMensSeats.EditValue == null && addWomensSeats.EditValue == null)
{
Dialog.ShowError("Please reserve at least one seat");
return;
}
var row = new MelaveMalkaSeat {
DateAdded = DateTime.Now,
Year = year,
Person = personSelector.SelectedPerson,
MensSeats = addMensSeats.EditValue == null ? new int?() : (int)addMensSeats.Value,
WomensSeats = addWomensSeats.EditValue == null ? new int?() : (int)addWomensSeats.Value
};
Program.Table <MelaveMalkaSeat>().Rows.Add(row);
var totalSeats = (row.MensSeats ?? 0) + (row.WomensSeats ?? 0);
if (totalSeats == 1)
{
InfoMessage.Show(MdiParent, "One seat has been reserved for " + row.Person.VeryFullName);
}
else
{
InfoMessage.Show(MdiParent, totalSeats + " seats have been reserved for " + row.Person.VeryFullName);
}
addPanel.Hide();
personSelector.EditValue = null;
}
///<summary>Creates tables that should only be loaded at design-time.</summary>
///<remarks>At runtime, these tables are loaded when needed. However, I still want them in the designer.</remarks>
static void AddDesignTimeTables(DataContext context)
{
context.Tables.AddTable(SeatingReservation.CreateTable());
context.Tables.AddTable(MelaveMalkaInfo.CreateTable());
context.Tables.AddTable(MelaveMalkaInvitation.CreateTable());
context.Tables.AddTable(MelaveMalkaSeat.CreateTable());
context.Tables.AddTable(Caller.CreateTable());
context.Tables.AddTable(AdReminderEmail.CreateTable());
context.Tables.AddTable(RaffleTicket.CreateTable());
}
