In this case, you would typically need to capture the user's domain dynamically at runtime and set the RootUrl accordingly. Depending on how your application is structured, you might consider using the Request object to determine the domain of the current request and configure the RootUrl based on that.
For example:
.Configure<PaymentWebOptions>(options =>
{
var currentDomain = HttpContext.Request.Host.Value; // Get the current domain dynamically
options.RootUrl = $"https://{currentDomain}";
options.CallbackUrl = $"https://{currentDomain}/Payment/Success";
options.GatewaySelectionCheckoutButtonStyle = configuration["Payment:GatewaySelectionCheckoutButtonStyle"];
});
This approach grabs the domain from the current HTTP request, allowing each user to have their own dynamically configured RootUrl.
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To dynamically set the RootUrl in a SaaS (multi-tenant, multi-domain) scenario with ABP Framework, you should use the domain/subdomain tenant resolver and configure your application to use placeholders in your configuration files. This allows the application to resolve the tenant and domain at runtime, ensuring the correct RootUrl is used for each tenant.
Step-by-step Solution
- Use Placeholders in Configuration
In your
appsettings.jsonor relevant configuration, use the{0}placeholder for tenant-specific domains:
"App": { "SelfUrl": "https://{0}.yourdomain.com", "SelfUrlWithoutTenant": "https://yourdomain.com" }- Configure Tenant Resolver in Startup
In your module's
ConfigureServicesmethod, add the domain tenant resolver:
Configure<AbpTenantResolveOptions>(options => { options.AddDomainTenantResolver(configuration["App:SelfUrl"]); });- Dynamically Set RootUrl at Runtime When you need to set the RootUrl (e.g., for payment callbacks), use the current request's host to build the URL:
services.Configure<PaymentWebOptions>(options => { var httpContextAccessor = services.BuildServiceProvider().GetRequiredService<IHttpContextAccessor>(); var currentDomain = httpContextAccessor.HttpContext?.Request.Host.Value; options.RootUrl = $"https://{currentDomain}"; options.CallbackUrl = $"https://{currentDomain}/Payment/Success"; });Make sure to register
IHttpContextAccessorin your DI container:services.AddHttpContextAccessor();- Frontend (if applicable)
For Angular or Blazor, use the
{0}placeholder in your environment or appsettings files, and replace it at runtime based on the current domain.
Notes
- This approach ensures each tenant's domain is used for RootUrl and callback URLs.
- The
{0}placeholder is replaced by the tenant name/domain at runtime by ABP's multi-tenancy infrastructure.
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hi
What is your payment provider?
PayPal or TwoCheckout?
Thanks.
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We are currently using PAYUNi as our payment provider (https://www.payuni.com.tw/). Will using different payment providers have any impact?
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hi
If your abp version >= 7.4.2, Payment module will support getting the current tenant URL
See https://abp.io/support/questions/6003/Stripe-payment-module-tenantName-resolver-issue
Thanks.
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We didn’t see the part where “Payment module will support getting the current tenant URL.” Our tenant domains can vary, for example: https://{0}.mydomain.com https://snapshop-a.mydomain.com or https://www.snapshop-b.com
All of the above belong to the same SaaS application system. We need to dynamically generate the corresponding domain URLs. Could you please show us how to achieve this?
