Activities of "IbrahimSarigoz"

Hi,

Thank you for your helpful response regarding the EditUser page.

I just wanted to kindly let you know that the same issue also exists on the CreateUser page. If this hasn't been noticed yet, it might be worth reviewing and applying the same fix there as well.

Thanks for the update. Do you have an estimated release date for the 9.2 patch version?

However, in our case, we are using the built-in Identity module, and we did not implement the role listing or role assignment modal manually.

We are not manually encoding the data anywhere. Yet, Turkish characters such as "ç", "ö", "ı" are displayed in the Assign Roles Modal as HTML entities like ç, ö, etc.

Hi,

I finally found my mistake — it was all about using the correct namespace in the handler class. I was mistakenly using 'using Volo.Dependency;' instead of 'using Volo.Abp.DependencyInjection;'. It didn’t throw any errors, but it wasn’t working either. :)

If possible, could you please refund my ticket?

Thanks

Hi maliming,

It works in my test project, but not in my existing project that has been developed over time. I’m unable to share the main project itself, but I can provide the module configurations and other relevant settings.

Is there anyone who can help please?

I tried the same things in a new test project, and they worked correctly. Since I created the test project with version 8.2, there were no issues. However, the project I am currently working on has been upgraded from .NET 6. In your opinion, what could I be missing at this point?

Hi, I made a copy-paste mistake. My handler was actually:

public class RecurringJobCreatedOrUpdatedEventHandler : IDistributedEventHandler<RecurringJobCreatedOrUpdatedEto>, ITransientDependency { private readonly ILogger<RecurringJobCreatedOrUpdatedEventHandler> _logger;

public RecurringJobCreatedOrUpdatedEventHandler(ILogger<RecurringJobCreatedOrUpdatedEventHandler> logger)
{
    _logger = logger;
}

public Task HandleEventAsync(RecurringJobCreatedOrUpdatedEto eventData)
{
    _logger.LogInformation($"Event! JobId: {eventData.JobId}, JobName: {eventData.JobName}");
    return Task.CompletedTask;
}

}

So the problem still persists.

Okey thank you, can you refuse my ticket ?

So, if we set this value to a duration like 5-10 seconds, what kind of load would it put on the system?

thanks