Now i see.
Administration project only has admin (management) side of lepton theme. So you can't customize lepton theme this way.
I suggest you to download the source code of lepton theme to a new folder in your microservice solution and replace Lepton Theme package references with local references by searching them in *.csproj files. Then you can customize it as you wish.
abp get-source Volo.LeptonTheme --version x.x.x
So is this a bug that should not be allowed?
We'll discuss this internally.
Can you check if the deleted user still exists in database?
Hi @firecape,
Have you checked Database Migrations for the Entity Framework Core section of the document?
Once you want to separate a module's database, you typically will need to create a second migration path
Hi @3DDarren,
Installing module/template on a microservice solution is not supported. And of course this option shouldn't have been shown in the suite UI. I'll check if it is a bug.
I refund your question credit.
I see. Then you can place abp.message.success in index page and show when user returns from NewPurchase page. (You can use QueryString to trigger the success message).
I'm mentioning the page that current page redirects. (/PurchaseOrders)
You need to simple type abp.message.success('Payment Term have been successfully saved!'); in your javascript file and it will be shown after the page is loaded.
Does /PurchaseOrders include a javascript file? You can use abp.message.success there maybe.
Hi @Shoba24,
Do you want to display the success message in the current page or redirected page?
Hi @krushnakant
You can reference the same module from the second application. I suggest you to move the module to a shared folder between your applications and reference it from both applications.
