public ViewResult Details(int id)
{
Employee model = _employeerepositry.GetEmployee(id);
ViewBag.PageTitle = "Details Page";
return(View(model));
}
public ViewResult Details(int?id)
//* part 41 - add name parameter public string ViewResult(int? id, string name)
{
//* part 41 - model binding maps the incoming http requset (form data, route data, query string data) by name (id and name)
//* https://localhost:44341/home/Details/2?name=yaron -> "/Details/2" the "id" is part of route date
//* and "name" "?name=yaron" is part of query string parameter (https://localhost:44341/home is form values)
//return "id = " + id.Value.ToString() + " name = " + name;
//* The controller create homeDetailsViewModel object from ViewModels/HomeDetailsViewModel.cs and pass data to Views/Home/Details.cshtml
//*** with ViewModel we check error on compilation and has insitilaise after @model. in Details.cshtml
//* Request matched multiple actions resulting in ambiguity -> due to 2 Error.cshtml it failed
//throw new Exception("Error in Details view " + System.Diagnostics.Process.GetCurrentProcess().ProcessName); //* Pert 60 step 1 - to test global exception - check Development and Production -> next in Startup.cs
logger.LogTrace("Trace log");
logger.LogDebug("Debug log");
logger.LogInformation("Information log");
logger.LogWarning("Warnnig log");
logger.LogError("Error log");
logger.LogCritical("Critical log");
//* Part 57 - step 1 - Handling 404 not found
Employee employee = _employeeRepositry.GetEmployee(id.Value);
if (employee == null)
{
Response.StatusCode = 404;
return(View("EmployeeNotFound", id.Value));
}
HomeDetailsViewModel homeDetailsViewModel = new HomeDetailsViewModel()
{
// Employee = _employeeRepositry.GetEmployee(1),
Employee = employee,
PageTitle = "Employee Details"
};
return(View(homeDetailsViewModel));
}
