public ActionResult CreatePROC(int id, Models.ProjectCreatePROCViewModel newPROC)
{
ProjectAuth cred = check_clientRelation(id);
Models.ProjectCreatePROCViewModel createPROC = new Models.ProjectCreatePROCViewModel();
// TODO: We need to validate this data, some one may POST data that is not good or designed to cause server exceptions.
createPROC.Investor_ID = cred.Investor_ID;
createPROC.Project_ID = id;
createPROC.Performance_Begin_DateTime = newPROC.Performance_Begin_DateTime;
createPROC.Performance_End_DateTime = newPROC.Performance_End_DateTime;
createPROC.Revenue_Percentage = newPROC.Revenue_Percentage;
if (newPROC.Investment_Amount > createPROC.Financial_Account_Balance)
{
ModelState.AddModelError("Not_Enough_Funds", string.Format("You lack sufficient funds: ${0} ", (newPROC.Investment_Amount - createPROC.Financial_Account_Balance)));
return(View(createPROC));
}
else
{
createPROC.Investment_Amount = newPROC.Investment_Amount;
}
int newPROC_id = 0;
if (!cred.Valid) // this will fire if you are not the project owner.
{
newPROC_id = createPROC.create_PROC();
}
else
{
return(Redirect("/User/Index")); // TODO: do something else but this is good enough for now, if they are not authenticated this will kick the client all the way back to the home screen.
}
return(Redirect(string.Format("/PROC/Details/{0}", newPROC_id)));
}
public ActionResult CreatePROC(int id)
{
/// Change: Made a change here to instantiate a projectCreatePROCViewModel that accepts the investor account of the person logged in.
ProjectAuth cred = check_clientRelation(id);
/// Change: Used an overloaded version of this object that accepts the investor's account ID to load.
Models.ProjectCreatePROCViewModel createPROC = new Models.ProjectCreatePROCViewModel(cred.Investor_ID);
return(View(createPROC));
}
