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Bart De Vos
Bart De Vos

Reputation: 631

Multi edit MVC3

I've written a little MVC3 site that let's certain users review Active Directory Accounts. For audits we are required to keep track off our 'user reviews'. So, once a month I put everything in an SQL database. With the state 'to be checked'.

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I'd like to have a way that people can quickly approve them by just checking a textbox and saving it.

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How would I go about this?

The 'ReviewState' is a separate object (StateID, StateText, Description, Active). Possibilities are: Unchecked, Approved, Denied, Silently Approved, ...

Upvotes: 1

Views: 79

Answers (2)

Ramunas
Ramunas

Reputation: 3883

Create a ViewModel to be used in your view:


public class AccountViewModel
{
    public AccountInfo Account { get; set; }
    public ReviewState Review { get; set; }
}

This way you can add a checkbox for Approve like this:

@Html.CheckboxFor(x => x.Active);

You will get this model back to your post action. The only thing left is extract data and update database.

I might not be accurate with property names here and code is written from my head but I think you get the point

Upvotes: 0

John Mc
John Mc

Reputation: 2932

Create a ReviewState model and a strongly typed partial view for it containing StateId, StateText, Description etc).

Your parent model should contain a list of ReviewStateModel's. In the main view, loop through that and render a partial for each model in the list.

You may need to add an Id so that you can identify each review model on the server side.

Upvotes: 1

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