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CMS Kit doesn't implement that logic by default. You can customize BlogPost Create/Update pages as your wish.

The blogging feature of CMS Kit is already open-source: https://github.com/abpframework/abp/blob/dev/modules/cms-kit/src/Volo.CmsKit.Admin.Web/Pages/CmsKit/BlogPosts/Create.cshtml

If you place that .cshtml file same path in your application, it'll be replaced. You can check Completely overriding a razor page.

Also, you can follow the process from here

This should be done on the ABP Framework side. All the modules should implement changes between v10 - v11.

I'm adding this into our roadmap, but it seems it can be published in v5.3 as the closest version.

As a workaround, I can suggest to you using an older version of ELSA that uses automapper v10 if possible

Hi @kfrancis@@clinicalsupportsystems.com

This was configured for Web application at the first time, but you're right, it might be a problem in that case. We'll work on it.

I think that is related what you asked for https://stackoverflow.com/a/63896726/7200126

So it means you configure a secure connection (SMTPS instead of SMTP). The port might be different for secure connection sometimes. Check the port again and make sure it's for secure connection

Hi @Leonardo.Willrich

Unfortunately, the menu can't be updated without refreshing the page currently. The menu is drawn once while the page is loading and it won't be redrawn while navigating the application without refreshing.

There are 2 options:

1. Your Try 1 and Try 2 will work only if you refresh the page.

2. I know this one is not the best solution but it seems it's the only solution for now. You can access the dom and update it manually with IJSRuntime.

   • Inject the IJSRuntime

   [Inject] IJSRuntime JSRuntime { get; set; }
   

   • Invoke a function name

   await JSRuntime.InvokeVoidAsync("updateMyMenu", 2);
   

   • Define the function in window object in your .js file.

   window.updateMyMenu = function(value){
       // Write a proper query below that finds your menu item. 
       //(You can set an Id from menuContributor to find it easily.)
       $("#menu-selector-here").html(value + " My menu");
   };
   

I know this is not a good solution. I've created an issue about it you can follow from here

Feature system was originally designed to control the tenant features in a multi-tenant application. However, it is extensible and capable of determining the features by any condition.

You can see the documentation from here: https://docs.abp.io/en/abp/latest/Features it's already designed for multi-tenant applications

Hi @Radoslav

As an answer to your questiıon, you can use ExtraProperties to attach custom data and fields to your entity

You can see usages of it from here: https://docs.abp.io/en/abp/5.1/Object-Extensions#object-extensions

As a comment on your rest of explanation, WordPress is a different solution, and designing something like that it's not a good solution, you just can't call everything a post and define types with a column. If an entity's behavior changes according to a column, that means they're already different types. I think wordpress does this because it provides creating everything at runtime. But ABP Framework provides a maintainable, proper DDD solution. In wordpress you have to maintain your database but in CMS Kit you have to maintain your source code and it works with any database that is supported by Entity Framework and Mongo Driver. By the way, they're not substitutions of each other. Both of them provide different proposals. CMS Kit offers to you adding CMS features to your AspNetCore application and it's a library. But Wordpress offers you an entire standalone CMS application. They're different.

MenuContributor will be triggered with MenuConfigurationContext and it contains ServiceProvider as a property. You can resolve any service by using it:

public async Task ConfigureMenuAsync(MenuConfigurationContext context)
{
    var userTaskPublicAppService = context.ServiceProvider.GetRequiredService<IUserTaskPublicAppService>();
}