Parent & Child #6740

nabass created one year ago

hi sir hope you are well, i want to make something like image 1 what i reached for is image 2 how can i put more values under my parent value like framework do??

ABP Framework version: v8
UI Type: MVC
Database System: EF Core (SQL Server)

berkansasmaz created one year ago

Support Team .NET Developer

Hi @nabass,

I don't quite understand your problem, do you want to change the permission name(create, update, etc.)?

nabass created one year ago

no no no do you see the shape of permission i want to do something like that let me give you an example

First
- first-1
- first-2
  - first -2 -0
  - first - 2-1
- first -3
second
- second-1
- second-2

exactly like permission how can i do this??? what i can do is *first *second

Anjali_Musmade created one year ago

Support Team Member

Hello,

Could you please try with this code.

It results like

You can add your logic as per your requirement.

Thank you.

nabass created one year ago

Thanks for quickly replay, but i already know how to write HTML nested checkbox list but actually i bind my checkbox list dynamically and get the data from App service , i appreciate if you provide me with how to use the following code to bind dynamically, this is the HTML Code --================== @for (var i = 0; i < Model.AccountList.Count; i++) {

 var account = Model.AccountList[i];

 &lt;abp-input abp-id-name=&quot;@Model.AccountList[i].isSelected&quot; asp-for=&quot;@account.isSelected&quot; label=&quot;@account.DisplayName&quot; /&gt;
 &lt;input abp-id-name=&quot;@Model.AccountList[i].DisplayName&quot; asp-for=&quot;@account.DisplayName&quot; /&gt;

}

C# Code --============= var accountLookup = await _chartOfAccountsAppService.GetAccountLookupAsync(); AccountList = ObjectMapper.Map<List<LookupDto<int>>, List<AccountViewModel>>(accountLookup.Items.ToList());

berkansasmaz created one year ago

Support Team .NET Developer

Thank you for the information you provided. ABP supports nested permissions. You can do this as below:

var permission1 = myGroup.AddPermission("Permission1", L("Permission:MyPermission1"));
permission1.AddChild("Permission1.1", L("Permission:MyPermission1.1"));
permission1.AddChild("Permission1.2", L("Permission:MyPermission1.2"));
var permission1_3 = permission1.AddChild("Permission1.3", L("Permission:MyPermission1.3"));
permission1_3.AddChild("Permission1.3.1", L("Permission:MyPermission1.3.1"));

Result

What is done in the background?

If you are wondering how this is done, please check the source code link below: https://github.com/abpframework/abp/blob/3f64fee22c805d0b22f63968c07d2d1ab3b583a5/modules/permission-management/src/Volo.Abp.PermissionManagement.Web/Pages/AbpPermissionManagement/PermissionManagementModal.cshtml#L23-L55

You can create your own structure similar to the one in the code block in the link above.