Thanks for the detailed explanation! I appreciate the guidance and understand that LeptonX supports basic collapsing and component replacement.
However, after reviewing the docs and experimenting with custom implementations, I’d like to highlight a gap:
🧭 Missing Guidance While the docs explain how to replace components in general (e.g., with AbpReplaceableComponentsOptions), there is no official step-by-step guide for replacing the sidebar while maintaining:
Compatibility with MainMenu, MenuItemViewModel and ABP’s permission system. Full behavior for inline + floating submenus depending on collapse state. Recommended patterns to build recursive menu trees with submenus, tooltips, or overlays tied to MenuItemViewModel. 🙏 What I need A reference implementation or working sample (even pseudo-code) that shows:
How to completely override the sidebar while preserving ABP integration. How to use MenuItemViewModel to render submenus conditionally (inline vs floating). Best practices when using LeptonX + Blazor for this type of dynamic UX. I’ve already built a working custom version, but it took significant effort due to the lack of official examples or reusable templates. Having proper guidance would help the community and improve productivity for others trying to build modern admin panels with ABP.
Thanks again — looking forward to your input!
I am reaching out to report that our security tool has detected a possible Trojan (PDM:Trojan.Win32.Generic) in the ABP Studio executable. Below are the details of the alert:
Event: Malicious object detected Application: ABP Studio User: lucas Component: Proactive Watchdog Detection Result: Detected Type: Trojan Name: PDM:Trojan.Win32.Generic Threat Level: High Object Type: Process Object Path: C:\Users\lucas\AppData\Local\abp-studio\current Object Name: volo.abp.studio.ui.host.exe Reason: Database signatures Database Release Date: 02/11/2025 03:06 PM
Since ABP Studio is a tool actively used in our company for development, we need to verify whether this detection is a false positive or if there is a genuine security issue with the installation. To justify the review with our IT security department, we kindly request a detailed report that confirms the legitimacy of this executable.
We appreciate your prompt response and any recommendations on how to proceed in this matter.
Looking forward to your reply.
ABP Support Team, this issue is quite serious and has left my team of six unable to move forward with our projects. It requires an urgent solution and subsequent remediation. However, I can't find any official statement regarding the matter. We invested in a solution with support precisely to receive it.
I'm facing the same issue
@Engincanv Do you have any response or workaround for the request?
