Hi,
For example it would be helpful to have a 'IsVisibleToClients' property on the PermissionDefinition object (such as the case with Features) that allows the creation/use of a permission without showing it in the Permission Management UI.
Thank you. That resolved the issue.
Hi,
Truly, it would be a lot quicker if you could produce a working sample of vs me trying to scale back my enterprise level application and all it's source code.
Could you please provide a sample based on blazor WASM tiered, etc?
Thanks.
Hi,
Is this the only thing I need to do to the code in order to get this to work? I keep getting the following message.
"Unhandled exception rendering component: The AuthorizationPolicy named: 'TenantPolicy' was not found."
private static void ConfigureAuthorization(ServiceConfigurationContext context)
{
context.Services.AddAuthorization(options =>
{
options.AddPolicy("TenantPolicy", policy =>
{
policy.RequireAuthenticatedUser().RequireAssertion(handlerContext =>
{
var tenantId = handlerContext.User.FindTenantId();
Console.WriteLine($"****** TenantId: {tenantId} ******");
return false; // false to skip
});
});
});
}
I need an update on this please
I'm a little confused. Are you saying I have to manually show/hide the indicator on every page I want this indicator? According to ABP's documentation I shouldn't have to.
"By default you don't need to do anything to show the progress indicator, as all the work is done automatically by the ABP Framework internals. This means that all calls to the ABP backend (through your HTTP API) will activate page progress and show the loading indicator."
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Thank you. That was the solution to my issue.
Steve@cfdatasystems.com
Again, a full working sample of how to accomplish this for my project type (listed in the initial request), would eliminate this back and forth.
Hi,
Please be specific and not so vague with your responses. By "Back-End" which projects specifically do each of those classes go in? Again I'm trying to get a crystal clear response from you so I don't have to waste time 'guessing' what you mean.