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- ABP Framework version: v4.2.1
- UI type: Angular
- DB provider: EF Core
- Tiered (MVC) or Identity Server Separated (Angular): yes
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Hi, I want to implement this funtion, can you give me any ideas?Thanks.
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hi
Add an property to User, you can use GUID. Change this value after each login and store it in current cliaims. If you find that this value has changed, it means the user is logged in again. so tyou can block login
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Hi Maliming, If I want to remain the token of the current user and revoke the previous user?
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I have solved it,Thanks.
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@BennieMok can you please share with us how you solved this ?
Thanks in advance, I too am looking for a way to do this.
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@Mailing
I have managed to add an property to User called
ConCurrentUserIdof type GUID, I have also created my own cutom Signin manager.Can you tell me:
- Which method I should use and
- How I can add a claim
- How I can get the claim to check the user property
ConCurrentUserID, so that I can block login?
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hi
Add an property to User, you can use GUID. Change this value after each login and store it in current cliaims.
If you find that this value has changed, it means the user is logged in again. so tyou can block loginThis is not a good solution what if the user forgets to logout, the user wont be allowed to log back in if the GIU is not removed right?
and when you say store it in the current claim what doyou mean?
