public ActionResult Issue(int workId, int page) {
var mod = new WorkViewModel() {
Work = dbContext.Works.FirstOrDefault(w => w.WorkId == workId),
Page = page
};
return View(mod);
}
public ActionResult PrintView(int issueId, int workId) {
var mod = new WorkViewModel() {
Work = dbContext.Works.FirstOrDefault(w => w.WorkId == workId),
Page = 0
};
return View(mod);
}
public ActionResult Work(int issueId, int workId, int page) {
bool workFound = false;
//adding in special clause to redirect issueid 42 to the next issue
if (issueId != 42) {
//make sure the issue is active
Issue i = issues.GetIssue(issueId);
//verify an issue exists with that id, it is completed (or we are in debug), and it contains the work id parameter
if (i != null && (i.Completed || AppConfig.InDebug) && i.Works.Count(x => x.WorkId == workId) > 0) {
workFound = true;
}
} else {
//special testing mode
if(issues.GetAllIssues().FindAll(x => !x.Completed).OrderBy(x => x.ReleaseDate).Count() > 0) workFound = true;
}
if (workFound) {
var model = new WorkViewModel() {
Work = dbContext.Works.FirstOrDefault(w => w.WorkId == workId),
Page = page
};
//manaully reassign the issue id in case the special debug code of 42 was used. this will ensure links use the proper address
model.Work.Issue.IssueId = issueId;
return View(model);
} else
//the work wasn't found, send the user a 404
return RedirectToRoute(new { action = "Http404", controller = "Errors" });
}