Blazorise token not working in solution #10664

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  maliming created 4 months ago

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  Hi,

  The blazor-webapp + tiered template already has placeholders for ProductToken in both Module files. Please make sure the token is set exactly in those two places:

  1. MethodInsight.Blazor project → MethodInsightBlazorModule.cs → ConfigureBlazorise():

  context.Services
      .AddBlazorise(options =>
      {
          options.ProductToken = "your-token-here";
      })
      .AddBootstrap5Providers()
      .AddFontAwesomeIcons();
  

  2. MethodInsight.Blazor.Client project → MethodInsightBlazorClientModule.cs → ConfigureBlazorise() (same shape).

  A few things to share / try so we can pinpoint the issue:

  1. Could you paste the actual ConfigureBlazorise method from both Module files? We want to confirm the change went into the existing template placeholder and not, for example, an extra AddBlazorise(...) call in Program.cs or OnApplicationInitialization.

  2. WASM build / cache is the most common cause when the Client side looks unchanged:

     • Delete bin/ and obj/ in both MethodInsight.Blazor and MethodInsight.Blazor.Client projects.
     • Re-run, then hard-reload the browser (DevTools → Network → "Disable cache" + Ctrl+Shift+R).
     • If a service worker is registered, unregister it from DevTools → Application → Service Workers.

  3. Log in at https://blazorise.com/account/user/manage/license with the same email as your abp.io developer account and confirm your active ABP license is listed there. If it isn't shown on the Blazorise side, the token won't be recognized and the free footer stays.

  4. When did you generate the token? The sync between abp.io and Blazorise isn't always instant — if it was generated very recently, give it some time (or regenerate after the sync completes) and try again.

  5. Double-check the token string for stray leading/trailing whitespace or smart quotes from copy-paste.

  Thanks

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  Raff created 4 months ago

  1. here are the ConfigureBlazorise methods from both modules:

     private void ConfigureBlazorise(ServiceConfigurationContext context) { context.Services .AddBlazorise(options => { // TODO (IMPORTANT): To use Blazorise, you need a license key. Get your license key directly from Blazorise, follow the instructions at https://abp.io/faq#how-to-get-blazorise-license-key options.ProductToken = "9AE4-rest of the key hidden"; }) .AddBootstrap5Providers() .AddFontAwesomeIcons(); }

     private void ConfigureBlazorise(ServiceConfigurationContext context) { context.Services .AddBlazorise(options => { // TODO (IMPORTANT): To use Blazorise, you need a license key. Get your license key directly from Blazorise, follow the instructions at https://abp.io/faq#how-to-get-blazorise-license-key options.ProductToken = "9AE4-rest of the key hidden"; }) .AddBootstrap5Providers() .AddFontAwesomeIcons(); }

  2. I tried all the steps listed.

  3. My key matches the key from blazorise and the email used was the same as the abp email.

  4. More than 24 hours ago.

  5. There is no leading or trailing whitespace.

  It still doesn't work, the free version footer is still showing.

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  maliming created 4 months ago

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  Hi,

  To save you the time of preparing a full demo project, could you instead email us your Blazorise product token directly? We'll plug it into a fresh Blazor Web App + Tiered solution on our side and see if the footer still shows up there. That should quickly tell us whether the issue is with the token itself or with something specific to your project setup.

  Please send it to: liming.ma@volosoft.com

  If there is any problem, we will contact Blazorise technical support directly.

  Thanks

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  Raff created 4 months ago

  Hi,

  The token is: 9AE4-XXXXX

  Regards

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  maliming created 4 months ago

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  ok, I will check it. Thanks.

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  maliming created 4 months ago

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  hi

  You should use the Product Token instead of License key

  

  Thanks

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  Raff created 4 months ago

  Hi,

  Ahh I see where I went wrong, I was following the info in your FAQ as per this screenshot:

  

  I will try the token, but I think that will fix it.

  Regards Raff

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  maliming created 4 months ago

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  : )

  I will update the faq text.

  Thanks.

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  Raff created 4 months ago

  Hi,

  I'm still having an issue with this. I'm sure that I'm using the correct product token, have cleared all caches, cleaned the solutions by removing all obj and bin directories and deleted all web browser cookies and other session stored information and cache.

  I added some breakpoints in the solution to stop and see if the token is being read, I can see the token being read correctly in the .Blazor project but the breakpoint in the Blazor.Client project is not hitting the ConfigureBlazorise method at all, i'm not sure if this is because the Client is just a library but it should be reading the same token information.

  At first it appears to be working and the landing page doesn't show the message in the footer, but then switching to any other page like the Dashboard or administrative pages the footer appears straight away, even switching back to the landing page after this happens shows the footer on the landing page also.

  Regards Raff

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  maliming created 4 months ago

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  hi

  Have you changed the license key to Product Token in both the server and wasm projects?

  Please share your Product Token to liming.ma@volosoft.com

  Thanks.

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  Raff created 4 months ago

  Hi,

  Yes, both have the token set, see screenshots:

  

  

  I've added the token to the appsettings.secrets.json in the Blazor project.

  Regards Raff

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  maliming created 4 months ago

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  Hi,

  The symptom you described (landing page clean, dashboard/other pages show the footer, then landing also shows after) means the Server has the token but the WASM doesn't.

  You added the token to appsettings.secrets.json in the .Blazor project. That file only exists on the server file system:

  • Server prerender of the landing page: configuration["BlazoriseProductToken"] returns the real token → no footer.
  • WASM client (when a page goes interactive, or you navigate to Dashboard / admin pages): the same lookup returns null because the browser cannot read your server's secrets file → Blazorise treats it as unlicensed → footer.

  Fix in the .Blazor.Client project — pick one:

  Option 1: hard-code in the WASM module (simpler)

  In MethodInsight.Blazor.Client/MethodInsightBlazorClientModule.cs:

  private void ConfigureBlazorise(ServiceConfigurationContext context)
  {
      context.Services
          .AddBlazorise(options =>
          {
              options.ProductToken = "your-product-token-here";
          })
          .AddBootstrap5Providers()
          .AddFontAwesomeIcons();
  }
  

  Option 2: add to the WASM project's wwwroot appsettings

  Create/edit MethodInsight.Blazor.Client/wwwroot/appsettings.json:

  {
    "BlazoriseProductToken": "your-product-token-here"
  }
  

  Blazor WASM loads this file via HttpClient at startup into IConfiguration, so your existing configuration["BlazoriseProductToken"] lookup will work without code changes.

  Note: the WASM token has to live in the client-side bundle / static assets either way — Blazorise verifies the license inside the browser. Both options expose the token equally; Option 1 just has less ceremony.

  After the change, clean bin/ and obj/ in .Blazor.Client, rebuild, hard-reload the browser.

  Thanks

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  Raff created 4 months ago

  Hi,

  Ahh right, didn't realise wasm doesn't read secrets files, I didn't think it was a good idea to put the token in the appsettings.json in the wwwroot folder so I went with the simpler approach and hard coded it into the module.

  Tested it and the annoying message has now gone.

  Thanks Raff

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  maliming created 4 months ago

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  Great

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