Since old times and until today, when someone bids a house (bid limit) you don't get to see the actual limit value.
So if I first bid 1000 to start the auction, the value that will be displayed should be "0". If someone bids 500, the value will be 500, but the bidder remains the same, until someone outbids his limit.
So maybe we could create a new column BidLimit that could be used to control this situation. You wouldn't need to change the auction processing code since it will still use the BidAmount value as the actual value to take from the winner. But for whoever is using this structure, it would be clear on how to control these fields and adapt the website to it.
Since old times and until today, when someone bids a house (bid limit) you don't get to see the actual limit value.
So if I first bid 1000 to start the auction, the value that will be displayed should be "0". If someone bids 500, the value will be 500, but the bidder remains the same, until someone outbids his limit.
So maybe we could create a new column BidLimit that could be used to control this situation. You wouldn't need to change the auction processing code since it will still use the BidAmount value as the actual value to take from the winner. But for whoever is using this structure, it would be clear on how to control these fields and adapt the website to it.