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  berkansasmaz created 9 months ago

  Support Team .NET Developer

  Hi @nabass,

  I don't quite understand your problem, do you want to change the permission name(create, update, etc.)?

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  nabass created 9 months ago

  no no no do you see the shape of permission i want to do something like that let me give you an example

  • First
    • first-1
    • first-2
      • first -2 -0
      • first - 2-1
    • first -3
  • second
    • second-1
    • second-2

  exactly like permission how can i do this??? what i can do is *first *second

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  Anjali_Musmade created 9 months ago

  Support Team Support Team Member

  Hello,

  Could you please try with this code.

  It results like

  You can add your logic as per your requirement.

  Thank you.

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  nabass created 9 months ago

  Thanks for quickly replay, but i already know how to write HTML nested checkbox list but actually i bind my checkbox list dynamically and get the data from App service , i appreciate if you provide me with how to use the following code to bind dynamically, this is the HTML Code --================== @for (var i = 0; i < Model.AccountList.Count; i++) {

   var account = Model.AccountList[i];
  
   <abp-input abp-id-name="@Model.AccountList[i].isSelected" asp-for="@account.isSelected" label="@account.DisplayName" />
   <input abp-id-name="@Model.AccountList[i].DisplayName" asp-for="@account.DisplayName" />
  

  }

  C# Code --============= var accountLookup = await _chartOfAccountsAppService.GetAccountLookupAsync(); AccountList = ObjectMapper.Map<List<LookupDto<int>>, List<AccountViewModel>>(accountLookup.Items.ToList());

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  berkansasmaz created 9 months ago

  Support Team .NET Developer

  Thank you for the information you provided. ABP supports nested permissions. You can do this as below:

  var permission1 = myGroup.AddPermission("Permission1", L("Permission:MyPermission1"));
  permission1.AddChild("Permission1.1", L("Permission:MyPermission1.1"));
  permission1.AddChild("Permission1.2", L("Permission:MyPermission1.2"));
  var permission1_3 = permission1.AddChild("Permission1.3", L("Permission:MyPermission1.3"));
  permission1_3.AddChild("Permission1.3.1", L("Permission:MyPermission1.3.1"));
  

  Result

  

  What is done in the background?

  If you are wondering how this is done, please check the source code link below: https://github.com/abpframework/abp/blob/3f64fee22c805d0b22f63968c07d2d1ab3b583a5/modules/permission-management/src/Volo.Abp.PermissionManagement.Web/Pages/AbpPermissionManagement/PermissionManagementModal.cshtml#L23-L55

  You can create your own structure similar to the one in the code block in the link above.

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