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To request a reimbursement for an unwanted ABP Commercial renewal and to inquire about deleting your organization account, you should contact the ABP support team directly. There is no self-service option for deleting organization accounts or handling billing issues via the user interface.

Please use one of the following official channels:

• Submit a support request: https://abp.io/support
• Contact the team via the contact form: https://abp.io/contact

Provide your organization details and explain your situation for a prompt resolution.

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The ABP CMS Kit does not provide an automatic mechanism to clean up or remove unused images that were previously uploaded and are no longer referenced in blog posts or pages. Uploaded files remain in storage even if they are not used in any content, which can lead to accumulation of unused images over time.

To handle this issue, you would need to implement a custom solution. A typical approach is:

1. Track image usage: When an image is uploaded, store metadata about where it is used (e.g., blog post or page ID).
2. On content update or deletion: Check which images are no longer referenced in the content.
3. Cleanup: Periodically or on-demand, remove images from storage that are not referenced by any content.

This process requires custom development, as the CMS Kit does not include built-in support for orphaned file cleanup.

Sources:

• https://docs.abp.io/en/abp/latest/Modules/Cms-Kit/Index
• https://docs.abp.io/en/abp/latest/Modules/Cms-Kit/Blogging
• https://docs.abp.io/en/abp/latest/Modules/Cms-Kit/Pages

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• The error [Invalid Module] Backend module "document" does not exist in API definition. indicates that the ABP CLI is trying to generate proxies for a module ("document") that is not present in the API definition exposed by your backend at the specified URL.

• This issue can occur if:

  1. The backend microservice you are targeting (with -url http://localhost:44319 and -m artificialintelligence) does not expose the "document" module in its API definition.
  2. The API definition endpoint (/api/abp/api-definition?includeTypes=true) is returning information about both microservices, but one of them is not running or not properly configured.
  3. There is a mismatch between the running backend services and the modules you are specifying in the CLI command.

Solution Steps

1. Ensure Both Microservices Are Running

   • Start both microservices so that their API definitions are available. The ABP CLI may attempt to resolve all modules referenced in the solution.

2. Check API Definition

   • Open http://localhost:44319/api/abp/api-definition?includeTypes=true in your browser or use a tool like Postman to verify which modules are exposed. Ensure "artificialintelligence" is present and "document" is not erroneously referenced.

3. Check CLI and Schematics Versions

   • The warning @abp/ng.schematics" version is lower than ABP Cli version suggests a version mismatch. Update both the ABP CLI and @abp/ng.schematics to the latest compatible versions:

     dotnet tool update -g Volo.Abp.Cli
     npm install @abp/ng.schematics@latest --save-dev
     

4. Specify the Correct Module

   • Double-check the module name you pass with -m. It must match exactly as exposed in the API definition.

5. Clean and Rebuild

   • Sometimes, cleaning and rebuilding both backend and frontend projects can resolve stale references.

6. If Using ABP Studio

   • Ensure ABP Studio is updated to the latest version, as recent updates may affect proxy generation.

References

• ABP CLI generate-proxy documentation
• ABP Angular Service Proxies
• [Support Issue #9058](https://abp.io/support/questions/9058)
• [Support Issue #9153](https://abp.io/support/questions/9153)

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1. To fix the issue with displaying inherited permissions at the user level in the UI, you need to ensure that the Angular Permission Management UI is aware of your custom permission value provider and can reflect the effective permissions (including those inherited from host-level/global roles). The default ABP Permission Management UI only displays permissions that are directly granted to the user or their tenant roles. It does not natively aggregate or display permissions granted via custom/global logic unless you extend the backend Permission Management AppService to include these in the returned permission data. You should override or extend the Permission Management AppService (e.g., PermissionAppService) to merge the effective permissions from your GlobalPermissionValueProvider into the Permission Management DTOs returned to the UI. This way, the UI can display the correct checked/disabled state for inherited/global permissions.

2. There is no built-in, standard ABP way to implement host-level roles that are assignable to tenant users and have their permissions inherited across tenants. The approach you have taken—using a custom PermissionValueProvider and disabling the IMultiTenant filter to check host-level roles—is the recommended extensibility point for this scenario. However, for a more maintainable and standard approach:

   • Document your custom provider and ensure it is registered before the default providers.
   • Consider extending the Permission Management module's backend logic to expose "effective permissions" (including global/host-level) in the API, so the UI can reflect them.
   • Optionally, contribute this pattern as a reusable module or community article for others.

Sources:

• https://docs.abp.io/en/abp/latest/Authorization#permission-value-providers
• https://docs.abp.io/en/abp/latest/Multi-Tenancy#multi-tenancy-and-permissions

This approach aligns with ABP's extensibility model for permissions, but the UI must be updated to reflect the effective permission state.

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• This issue can occur if there is a problem with the ABP Studio or ABP Suite installation, or if there are conflicts in your environment after upgrading to ABP Studio 1.0.1. Based on similar issues, here are recommended steps to resolve it:

1. Close ABP Studio completely.
2. Delete the ABP Studio logs and cache folders:
   • On macOS, these are typically under ~/.abp/studio/ui/logs and ~/.abp/studio/ui/cache.
3. Reopen ABP Studio and try to open ABP Suite again.
4. If the problem persists, ensure that your global NuGet configuration does not contain any invalid or unreachable package sources. Edit or remove any custom sources in your NuGet.config file (see the official NuGet config documentation for locations).
5. Make sure you have the latest .NET SDK installed and available in your PATH.
6. If you are behind a proxy or have custom network settings, ensure ABP Studio and ABP Suite can access the internet and required package sources.

If the issue continues, please check the log files in ~/.abp/studio/ui/logs for any error details and share them with the ABP support team for further investigation.

Sources:

• https://abp.io/docs/latest/studio
• https://abp.io/docs/latest/studio/release-notes
• https://abp.io/support/questions/8950

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To resolve the issue of reassigning ABP licenses after your admin has left, please contact ABP support directly. You can submit a support request at the official support page or use the contact form to explain your situation. The ABP team will assist you in transferring license administration to a new user.

• Submit a support request: https://abp.io/support
• Contact the ABP team: https://abp.io/contact

These are the official channels for license and account management issues.

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To extend the user entity and update the User Management Blazor UI page with a new column (including an autocomplete field from another entity), follow these steps:

1. Extend the User Entity
   Use ABP's module entity extension system to add your new property (e.g., DepartmentId) to the IdentityUser entity. Map it to the database and configure it for the API/UI as needed.

2. Add a New Column to the User Table (Blazor UI)
   Override the UserManagement component and add your new column programmatically:

   using System.Threading.Tasks;
   using Volo.Abp.AspNetCore.Components.Web.Extensibility.TableColumns;
   using Volo.Abp.DependencyInjection;
   using Volo.Abp.Identity;
   using Volo.Abp.Identity.Blazor.Pages.Identity;
   
   namespace YourNamespace.Blazor.Pages.Identity
   {
       [ExposeServices(typeof(UserManagement))]
       [Dependency(ReplaceServices = true)]
       public class CustomizedUserManagement : UserManagement
       {
           protected override async ValueTask SetTableColumnsAsync()
           {
               await base.SetTableColumnsAsync();
               var departmentColumn = new TableColumn
               {
                   Title = "Department",
                   Data = "DepartmentName" // This should match your DTO property
               };
               TableColumns.Get<UserManagement>().Add(departmentColumn);
           }
       }
   }
   

3. Add Autocomplete Field to the Edit/Create Modal

   • Override the user edit/create modal component.
   • Add an autocomplete (lookup) field for your new property. You can use a custom Blazor component or a third-party autocomplete component.
   • Bind the selected value to your extended property.

   Example (simplified):

   <AbpInput TItem="string" @bind-Value="SelectedDepartmentId" Label="Department" />
   <!-- Replace with your autocomplete component and logic -->
   

   In your code-behind, load the list of departments and handle selection.

4. Map the Property in DTOs and API
   Ensure your new property is included in the relevant DTOs and mapped in the API layer so it appears in the UI and is persisted.

5. Migration
   Add a migration and update your database to include the new column.

References:

• Data Table Column Extensions for Blazor UI
• Entity Action Extensions for Blazor UI
• Customizing Application Modules & Extending Entities

This approach allows you to display and edit your new property (with autocomplete) directly in the user management page.

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• In ABP Angular UI, multi-tenancy is enforced by sending the selected tenant's ID as the __tenant header on each request. If users can log in without selecting a tenant and receive all permissions, it usually means the tenant resolution is not working as intended.

• Common causes:

  1. The tenant resolver is not configured or is misconfigured on the AuthServer or API Host. This allows users to authenticate as the host (no tenant) and gain host-level permissions.
  2. The Angular UI is not sending the __tenant header, or the backend is not reading it.
  3. The login page or authentication flow does not require tenant selection, so users are authenticated as the host by default.

• Solution steps:

  1. Ensure that the tenant resolver is properly configured in your AuthServer and API Host. For example:

  Configure<AbpTenantResolveOptions>(options =>
  {
      options.AddDomainTenantResolver("{0}.yourdomain.com");
      options.AddHeaderTenantResolver();
      options.AddCookieTenantResolver();
      options.AddQueryStringTenantResolver();
  });
  

  2. Verify that the Angular application is sending the __tenant header on all requests, especially during login.
  3. If you want to force tenant selection, remove or hide the "host" login option from the UI, and ensure the backend does not allow host logins for regular users.
  4. Review your permissions and roles to ensure host-level permissions are not granted to tenant users.

• If you have custom login logic, make sure it resolves the tenant before authenticating the user.

Sources:

• ABP Angular Multi-Tenancy
• ABP Account Module Multi-Tenancy

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To implement a preview function for ABP Text Templates (Razor engine), you need to render the template with a sample model and display the resulting HTML. ABP does not provide a built-in UI preview function out of the box, but you can leverage the existing text templating infrastructure to achieve this.

Here’s how you can implement it:

1. Use the ITemplateRenderer service to render the template with a sample model.
2. On your edit screen, when the user clicks "Preview", send the current template content and a sample model to your backend.
3. In your backend, use the Razor engine to render the template:

   var rendered = await _templateRenderer.RenderAsync(
       templateContent, // the edited template string
       modelObject,     // your sample model
       "Razor"          // specify Razor engine
   );
   

4. Return the rendered HTML to the frontend and display it in a modal or preview pane.

You will need to implement the API endpoint and the Angular UI logic yourself. The ABP text templating system supports rendering arbitrary template content with a model, so you do not need to build the rendering logic from scratch.

For more details, see:

• Text Templating
• Rendering a Template
• Razor Engine

This approach aligns with ABP conventions and uses the official APIs for template rendering.

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• ABP Framework does not require Redis to be run in Docker. Redis can be safely and fully supported as a Windows service or any other non-Docker installation. The official ABP documentation and community articles provide examples using Docker for convenience, but this is not a requirement or a best-practice mandate.

• You can install Redis as a Windows service or use any supported method for your environment. The only requirement is that your ABP application's Redis connection string points to the correct host and port where Redis is running.

• In your appsettings, simply configure the Redis connection string to match your Redis instance (e.g., "localhost:6379" or another host/port as needed). No changes to ABP code or modules are required for this.

• Running Redis as a Windows service is a common and supported approach for IIS-based deployments without Docker.

Sources:

• Redis setup and configuration for ABP:
  • https://abp.io/community/articles/94old5rm
  • https://abp.io/docs/latest/kb/when-to-use-a-distributed-cache-server
• Example of configuring Redis port and host:
  • https://abp.io/support/questions/278

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