I've sent more than one email. Thanks.
I understand, but I also know that real-world applications often use Passwordless authentication with Angular. The first step involves creating a passwordless token and sending it via email, allowing the user to input it on the login page. We have already accomplished this. Now, I believe the next step is to create an authorization token to send back to the Angular application for use, provided that the token is correct. If the bearer token was created by OpenIddict, it should be recognized. Does that sound good to you? If so, how can I obtain a token on the server side within the app service so that I can send it back to the client?
Thanks Michele
Is it possible to override an AppService and modify its logic without rewriting the entire module? This way, there's no need to modify the form, but all the work can be done on the backend Thank you.
I had seen the answer, but it doesn't seem to address my point. I want the user to input their spoken language in the settings, choosing from those available in ABP. This setting should be saved in their profile, and I need to use it to send emails in the correct language.
Hi, Have you refer this -> https://support.abp.io/QA/Questions/1315/How-can-I-set-default-language-to-FI please check if it helps you.
