//this method saves the logged hours to the volunteerhour table
public IActionResult LogMyHours(VolunteerHour @volunteerhour)
{
//checks that the values are properly populated
if (ModelState.IsValid)
{
//calls repository method to save event to the database
TimeSpan numHours = @volunteerhour.EndTime - @volunteerhour.StartTime;
double totalHours = numHours.TotalHours;
@volunteerhour.NumberOfHours = Math.Round(totalHours, 2);
repository.SaveVolunteerHour(@volunteerhour);
//returns to the myLogged hours page to validate the hours were submitted
EventRegistration dbEventReg = context.EventRegistrations
.FirstOrDefault(p => p.EventID == volunteerhour.EventID && p.UserId == volunteerhour.UserId);
if (dbEventReg != null)
{
dbEventReg.isLogged = true;
context.SaveChanges();
}
return(RedirectToAction("MyLoggedHours"));
}
else
{
// there is something wrong with the data values
//this is where you could add validate error messages, or in your model.
return(View(volunteerhour));
}
}
//this method creates a new log my hours object request
public ViewResult LogMyHoursCreate(int Id)
{
//creates new volunteer hour object
var logHours = new VolunteerHour();
//creating the viewmodel
var viewModel = new LogMyHoursViewModel()
{
//assignment our volunteerhour instance to a new volunteerhour object
VolunteerHour = logHours,
//gets an event instance from the constructor
Event = eventRepository.Events
.FirstOrDefault(a => a.EventID == Id),
//provides a list of events for the user to select from
Events = context.Events.ToList(),
EventRegistration = registrationRepository.EventRegistrations
.FirstOrDefault(a => a.EventID == Id),
EventRegistrations = registrationRepository.EventRegistrations.ToList()
};
//returns the new/blank viewmodel object to the view with data to populate the form with
return(View("~/Views/VolunteerDonorDashboard/LogMyHours.cshtml", viewModel));
}
//this method is similar to above but also instantiates the user. You may be able to cut it to one
//method, I think I did two just following some of our other code, this works fine though.
public async Task <ViewResult> LogMyHours(string userId, int Id)
{
//retrieves user from the usermanager class
var user = await userManager.FindByIdAsync(userId);
//creates new volunteerHour object
VolunteerHour logHours = new VolunteerHour();
//creates a viewmodel to give us data to populate our form
var viewModel = new LogMyHoursViewModel()
{
VolunteerHour = logHours,
Events = eventRepository.Events.ToList(),
Event = eventRepository.Events
.FirstOrDefault(a => a.EventID == Id),
User = user,
EventRegistration = registrationRepository.EventRegistrations
.FirstOrDefault(a => a.EventID == Id),
EventRegistrations = registrationRepository.EventRegistrations.ToList()
};
//returns the viewmodel with the user-populated data
return(View(viewModel));
}
