To make the sidebar in your ABP Angular application close immediately when you click to minimize it (instead of waiting for the mouse to leave), you need to adjust the sidebar's toggle logic. By default, the sidebar in ABP Angular (especially in the microservice template) uses a hover-based expansion and collapse mechanism, which is why it waits for the mouse to leave before collapsing.
To change this behavior:
Locate the sidebar component, typically found in src/app/layout/sidebar or similar (often named sidebar.component.ts and sidebar.component.html).
Find the method or event handler responsible for toggling the sidebar. This is usually a function like toggleSidebar() or similar, triggered by a button or icon click.
Modify the logic so that clicking the minimize/collapse button immediately sets the sidebar to its collapsed state, regardless of mouse position. For example:
// sidebar.component.ts
isSidebarCollapsed = false;
onToggleSidebar() {
this.isSidebarCollapsed = !this.isSidebarCollapsed;
// Optionally, trigger change detection or emit an event if needed
}
And in your template:
<!-- sidebar.component.html -->
<button (click)="onToggleSidebar()">Toggle Sidebar</button>
<div [class.collapsed]="isSidebarCollapsed">
<!-- Sidebar content -->
</div>
Remove or adjust any mouseleave/mouseenter logic that delays the collapse, so the sidebar responds instantly to the click.
If your sidebar uses a service or state management for its open/close state, ensure the state is updated immediately on click.
This change will make the sidebar collapse as soon as the user clicks the minimize button, providing the immediate feedback you want.
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openid, email, profile) are configured and Google returns these claims.If the fields are blank, this typically means that the external provider is not returning the expected claims, or the ABP application is not correctly mapping them. Ensure that:
openid, email, and profile scopes.By default, ABP attempts to map standard claims like email and name from the external provider to the registration form. If this is not happening, you may need to check your provider configuration or customize the claim mapping in your ABP application.
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The Authority Delegation feature in ABP Commercial, as described in the official tutorial you referenced, supports specifying a time range for delegations using both date and time (datetime). The UI in the documentation shows that you can select both the date and the time for the delegation period.
If your current solution only allows selecting the date (without time), this is likely due to a limitation or configuration in your UI layer, not the ABP backend or the Authority Delegation module itself. The backend supports datetime ranges for delegations.
To enable datetime selection in your Angular UI:
Datetime-based delegation is supported by the ABP Authority Delegation feature, and you can enable it in your UI by updating your date picker configuration.
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The error you are encountering, System.TypeLoadException related to Blazorise.Bootstrap5ClassProvider, typically occurs when there is a version mismatch between Blazorise core and its provider packages (e.g., Blazorise.Bootstrap5, Blazorise.Icons.FontAwesome, etc.). All Blazorise packages must be on the exact same version to avoid such issues.
To resolve this:
If you are using ABP Framework, also ensure your ABP Blazor packages are compatible with the Blazorise version you are using. ABP may not support the latest Blazorise versions immediately after their release, so check the ABP documentation or migration guides for supported versions.
If you have customized or copied any theme or provider code, ensure it is also updated to match the new Blazorise API.
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To set the layout options for LeptonX in your ABP application, you are already on the right track with your configuration. Here’s how you can address your specific requirements:
Configure<LeptonXThemeOptions>(options =>
{
options.DefaultStyle = LeptonXStyleNames.Light;
options.Styles.Remove(LeptonXStyleNames.Dark);
options.Styles.Remove(LeptonXStyleNames.System);
options.Styles.Remove(LeptonXStyleNames.Dim);
});
Configure<LeptonXThemeMvcOptions>(options =>
{
options.ApplicationLayout = LeptonXMvcLayouts.Boxed;
});
For Blazor:
Configure<LeptonXThemeBlazorOptions>(options =>
{
options.Layout = LeptonXBlazorLayouts.Boxed;
});
Replace TopMenu with Boxed to use the boxed layout.
Hide Breadcrumbs
For Blazor, LeptonX renders its own breadcrumbs. To hide them, you need to override the Breadcrumbs component. See the official guide for overriding components:
For MVC, you can override the relevant partial view or layout to remove the breadcrumb area.
Hide Options Dropdown Menus
If you want to remove the options dropdowns (such as style switchers), you will need to override the corresponding view/component in your project. There is currently no direct configuration option to hide these; overriding is the recommended approach.
Summary of Configuration:
private void ConfigureTheme()
{
Configure<LeptonXThemeOptions>(options =>
{
options.DefaultStyle = LeptonXStyleNames.Light;
options.Styles.Remove(LeptonXStyleNames.Dark);
options.Styles.Remove(LeptonXStyleNames.System);
options.Styles.Remove(LeptonXStyleNames.Dim);
});
Configure<LeptonXThemeMvcOptions>(options =>
{
options.ApplicationLayout = LeptonXMvcLayouts.Boxed;
});
Configure<LeptonXThemeBlazorOptions>(options =>
{
options.Layout = LeptonXBlazorLayouts.Boxed;
});
}
To hide breadcrumbs and options menus, override the relevant components or views in your project.
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The error message "Cannot GET /" and the 404 Not Found response from http://localhost:4200/ indicate that the Angular development server is not serving your application as expected. This is not an ABP-specific issue, but a general Angular CLI/server problem.
This usually happens if you run ng serve (or yarn start/npm start) in the wrong directory, or if the Angular app was not built/installed correctly.
Solution Steps:
Navigate to the Angular Project Folder:
angular subfolder inside your ABP solution (e.g., MyApp/angular).Install Dependencies:
yarn
or
npm install
yarn start
or
npm start
http://localhost:4200/.Check for Errors:
PWA Note:
-pwa flag, it should not affect local development, but make sure your environment is clean (no service workers from previous builds).Reference Screenshot: You should see the ABP Angular home page, not "Cannot GET /".
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For the Blazor Web App (Fullstack) template in ABP Framework, the current solution template does not provide an option to "Separate Authentication Server" like the Blazor WebAssembly template does. In the Blazor Web App layered template, the authentication server is integrated into the HttpApi.Host by default unless you select the "Tiered" option, which physically separates the Web and HTTP API layers (and may also separate the Auth Server).
If you want a single deployment output where the Blazor WebApp and HttpApi.Host (including the Auth Server) are together, simply do NOT check the "Tiered" option when creating your solution. This will generate a layered solution with the Auth Server integrated into the HttpApi.Host, matching your requirement.
Currently, there is no "Separate Authentication Server" checkbox for the Blazor Web App template. The separation is only controlled by the "Tiered" option. If you want the same behavior as Blazor WebAssembly (where you can choose to separate or not), you must use the layered template and leave "Tiered" unchecked.
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Solution Steps:
apps/AbpSolution2.Angular).npm install -g yarn
node_modules folder and any package-lock.json file if present:rm -rf node_modules package-lock.json
abp install-libs
yarn start
or
npm start
If you are using a tiered/microservice solution, make sure all required backend services (IdentityServer, API Host, Gateways) are running before starting the Angular app.
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In ABP microservice solutions deployed on Kubernetes, it is best practice for internal service-to-service communication to use Kubernetes internal DNS/service names (e.g., http://identity-service:port) rather than exposing every microservice via Ingress. Only the gateway(s) and AuthServer should be exposed externally.
For authentication to work correctly through the WebGateway, ensure the following:
You do NOT need to expose all microservices via Ingress. Internal Kubernetes services are sufficient and recommended for security.
If authentication fails only for internal calls, double-check that:
Example configuration for internal service communication:
"RemoteServices": {
"Identity": {
"BaseUrl": "http://identity-service" // Kubernetes service name
}
},
"AuthServer": {
"Authority": "https://authserver.yourdomain.com", // Public URL, even for internal calls
"RequireHttpsMetadata": false
}
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To resolve the Content-Security-Policy (CSP) error blocking image loading (such as favicon.ico) in your ABP Angular project, you need to adjust the CSP headers to allow images from the required sources.
By default, ABP's Security Header Middleware may set a restrictive CSP like default-src 'none', which blocks all resources unless explicitly allowed. This causes the browser to block images, including the favicon.
Solution:
Locate the CSP configuration in your server-side (API or host) project. This is typically set in the ConfigureServices or OnApplicationInitialization method, or in the appsettings.json under SecurityHeaders.
Update the CSP to allow images from your domain. For example, in C#:
app.UseAbpSecurityHeaders(options =>
{
options.ContentSecurityPolicy = "default-src 'self'; img-src 'self' data:;";
});
'self' allows images from the same origin.data: allows inline images (such as base64-encoded favicons).appsettings.json for configuration, update the relevant section:"SecurityHeaders": {
"ContentSecurityPolicy": "default-src 'self'; img-src 'self' data:;"
}
This will resolve the error and allow the favicon and other images to load.
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