Recently been getting the message along the bottom of my application saying I was using the free version, so went through the docs and found how to get the key from them. However there is no guidance on how to actually register it, I've tried the following 2 ways to register in my Blazor Server project but after cleaning and rebuilding I'm still getting the message saying I'm using the free version?
private void ConfigureBlazorise(ServiceConfigurationContext context)
{
// tried adding this way
context.Services
.AddBlazorise(options =>
{
options.Immediate = true;
options.ProductToken = "<token here>";
})
.AddBootstrap5Providers()
.AddFontAwesomeIcons();
// Also tried this
Configure<BlazoriseOptions>(options =>
{
options.ProductToken = "<token here>";
options.Immediate = true;
});
}
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hi
Do you have Blazor WASM mode?
Can you ensure your token is correct?
Can you test your token in a new Blazor Server Project? If it still shows this, can you share the new template project?
liming.ma@volosoft.com
Thanks.
https://blazorise.com/docs/usage/licensing/register-product-token
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Which out of the two above ways is the way that 'should' work
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When I create a fresh solution there is no message about it being a free version (without adding the license key?)
Also I've been building my current solution for a couple of months and it only started to show the message a week ago?
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Ah ha!
I updated everything except blazorise and it was all good. But when I updated the 2 blazorise packages the message shows up
Blazorise.Bootstrap5 1.8.1 --> 1.8.2 Blazorize.Icons.FontAwesome 1.8.1 --> 1.8.2
Ill downgrade it for now, but its an odd thing to happen?
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