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Template: microservice
Created ABP Studio Version: 0.9.26
Current ABP Studio Version: 1.3.3
Multi-Tenancy: Yes
UI Framework: angular
Theme: leptonx
Theme Style: system
Run Install Libs: Yes
Database Provider: ef
Database Management System: sqlserver
Mobile Framework: none
Public Website: No
Include Tests: Yes
Dynamic Localization: Yes
Kubernetes Configuration: Yes
Grafana Dashboard: Yes
Use Local References: No
Optional Modules:
- GDPR
- FileManagement
- TextTemplateManagement
- AuditLogging
- Chat
- OpenIddictAdmin
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Hi,
The LeptonX Resource does not appers in the list of resources in LanguageManagement Texts,
even if it present in the database:
Any ideas?
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The LeptonX resource not appearing in the Language Management UI, even though it exists in the database, is a known scenario in ABP Framework. This typically happens because the LeptonX theme's localization resources are embedded and not registered as dynamic/localizable resources in the Language Management module by default.
The Language Management module only lists resources that are registered for dynamic localization. Theme resources like LeptonX are usually not registered this way, as they are intended for static use and are not meant to be managed via the Language Management UI.
If you want LeptonX (or any other theme resource) to appear in the Language Management UI, you must explicitly register it as a dynamic localization resource in your application. This is not done automatically for theme resources.
How to register LeptonX as a dynamic localization resource:
- In your web module (e.g.,
YourProject.Web), configure the localization options to add LeptonX as a resource:
Configure<AbpLocalizationOptions>(options => { options.Resources .Add<LeptonXResource>("en") .AddVirtualJson("/Localization/LeptonX"); });- Make sure you have the correct resource type (
LeptonXResource) and the virtual JSON path matches your project structure.
If you want it to be managed by the Language Management module, you may also need to ensure it is included in the dynamic localization provider setup.
After making these changes, restart your application. The LeptonX resource should now appear in the Language Management UI.
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This approach aligns with ABP's modular localization system and is required for any resource you want to manage dynamically.
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Which nuget package need it to be added in ordre to have accsess to LeptonXResource?
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I have used this package <PackageReference Include="Volo.Abp.AspNetCore.LeptonX.Shared" Version="4.3.5" /> Interesting that the LeptonX resource appered, but the texts for base english culture does not.
On contracry for ro-RO (Romanian) as base culture there are.
Any ideas why?
