public IActionResult Index()
{
RoleRepo roleRepo = new RoleRepo(_context);
// IEnumerable < RoleRepo > = roleRepo.GetAllRoles();
return(View(roleRepo.GetAllRoles()));
}
public ActionResult Assign(string userName)
{
ViewBag.SelectedUser = userName;
RoleRepo roleRepo = new RoleRepo(_context);
var roles = roleRepo.GetAllRoles().ToList();
var preRoleList = roles.Select(r =>
new SelectListItem {
Value = r.RoleName, Text = r.RoleName
})
.ToList();
var roleList = new SelectList(preRoleList, "Value", "Text");
ViewBag.RoleSelectList = roleList;
var userList = _context.Users.ToList();
var preUserList = userList.Select(u => new SelectListItem
{
Value = u.Email, Text = u.Email
}).ToList();
SelectList userSelectList = new SelectList(preUserList, "Value", "Text");
ViewBag.UserSelectList = userSelectList;
return(View());
}
public ActionResult Create(string userName)
{
var roles = _roleRepo.GetAllRoles().ToList();
var preRoleList = roles.Select(r => new SelectListItem {
Value = r.RoleName, Text = r.RoleName
}).ToList();
var roleList = new SelectList(preRoleList, "Value", "Text");
ViewBag.RoleSelectList = roleList;
var user = _userRepo.FineOne(userName);
return(View(new UserRoleVM {
Id = user.ID, Email = user.Email, Role = ""
}));
}
public ActionResult Remove(string userName, string role)
{
// Store the email address of the Identity user
// which is their user name.
ViewBag.SelectedUser = userName;
ViewBag.SelectedRole = role;
// Build SelectList with role data and store in ViewBag.
RoleRepo roleRepo = new RoleRepo(_context);
var roles = roleRepo.GetAllRoles().ToList();
// There may be a better way but I have always found using the
// .NET dropdown lists to be a challenge. Here is a way to make
// it work if you can get the data in the proper format.
// 1. Preparation for 'Roles' drop down.
// a) Build a list of SelectListItem objects which have 'Value' and
// 'Text' properties.
var preRoleList = roles.Select(r =>
new SelectListItem {
Value = r.RoleName, Text = r.RoleName
})
.ToList();
// b) Store the SelectListItem objects in a SelectList object
// with 'Value' and 'Text' properties set specifically.
var roleList = new SelectList(preRoleList, "Value", "Text");
// c) Store the SelectList in a ViewBag.
ViewBag.RoleSelectList = roleList;
// 2. Preparation for 'Users' drop down list.
// a) Build a list of SelectListItem objects which have 'Value' and
// 'Text' properties.
var userList = _context.Users.ToList();
// b) Store the SelectListItem objects in a SelectList object
// with 'Value' and 'Text' properties set specifically.
var preUserList = userList.Select(u => new SelectListItem
{
Value = u.Email, Text = u.Email
}).ToList();
SelectList userSelectList = new SelectList(preUserList, "Value", "Text");
// c) Store the SelectList in a ViewBag.
ViewBag.UserSelectList = userSelectList;
return(View());
}
public ActionResult Create(string userName)
{
ViewBag.SelectedUser = userName;
var roles = _roleRepo.GetAllRoles().ToList();
var preRoleList = roles.Select(r => new SelectListItem {
Value = r.RoleName, Text = r.RoleName
}).ToList();
ViewBag.RoleSelectList = new SelectList(preRoleList, "Value", "Text");;
var userList = _userRepo.All();
var preUserList = userList.Select(u => new SelectListItem
{
Value = u.UserName, Text = u.UserName
}).ToList();
ViewBag.UserSelectList = new SelectList(preUserList, "Value", "Text");
return(View());
}
// GET: Role
public ActionResult Index()
{
RoleRepo roleRepo = new RoleRepo(_context);
return(View(roleRepo.GetAllRoles()));
}
public ActionResult Index()
{
return(View(_roleRepo.GetAllRoles()));
}