private void gridBenefits_DoubleClick(object sender,EventArgs e) {
long patPlanNum=0;
if(PatPlanCur!=null) {
patPlanNum=PatPlanCur.PatPlanNum;
}
FormInsBenefits FormI=new FormInsBenefits(PlanCur.PlanNum,patPlanNum);
FormI.OriginalBenList=benefitList;
FormI.Note=textSubscNote.Text;
FormI.MonthRenew=PlanCur.MonthRenew;
FormI.SubCur=SubCur;
FormI.ShowDialog();
if(FormI.DialogResult!=DialogResult.OK) {
return;
}
FillBenefits();
textSubscNote.Text=FormI.Note;
PlanCur.MonthRenew=FormI.MonthRenew;
}
private void gridBenefits_DoubleClick(object sender,EventArgs e) {
if(IsNewPlan && PlanCur.PlanNum != PlanNumOriginal) { //If adding a new plan and picked existing plan from list
//==Travis 05/06/2015: Allowing users to edit insurance benefits for new plans that were picked from the list was causing problems with
// duplicating benefits. This was the fix we decided to go with, as the issue didn't seem to be affecting existing plans for a patient.
MessageBox.Show(Lan.g(this,"You have picked an existing insurance plan and changes cannot be made to benefits until you have saved the plan for this new subscriber.")
+"\r\n"+Lan.g(this,"To edit, click OK and then open the edit insurance plan window again."));
return;
}
long patPlanNum=0;
if(PatPlanCur!=null) {
patPlanNum=PatPlanCur.PatPlanNum;
}
FormInsBenefits FormI=new FormInsBenefits(PlanCur.PlanNum,patPlanNum);
FormI.OriginalBenList=benefitList;
FormI.Note=textSubscNote.Text;
FormI.MonthRenew=PlanCur.MonthRenew;
FormI.SubCur=_subCur;
FormI.ShowDialog();
if(FormI.DialogResult!=DialogResult.OK) {
return;
}
FillBenefits();
textSubscNote.Text=FormI.Note;
PlanCur.MonthRenew=FormI.MonthRenew;
}
