here are the ConfigureBlazorise methods from both modules:
private void ConfigureBlazorise(ServiceConfigurationContext context) { context.Services .AddBlazorise(options => { // TODO (IMPORTANT): To use Blazorise, you need a license key. Get your license key directly from Blazorise, follow the instructions at https://abp.io/faq#how-to-get-blazorise-license-key options.ProductToken = "9AE4-rest of the key hidden"; }) .AddBootstrap5Providers() .AddFontAwesomeIcons(); }
private void ConfigureBlazorise(ServiceConfigurationContext context) { context.Services .AddBlazorise(options => { // TODO (IMPORTANT): To use Blazorise, you need a license key. Get your license key directly from Blazorise, follow the instructions at https://abp.io/faq#how-to-get-blazorise-license-key options.ProductToken = "9AE4-rest of the key hidden"; }) .AddBootstrap5Providers() .AddFontAwesomeIcons(); }
I tried all the steps listed.
My key matches the key from blazorise and the email used was the same as the abp email.
More than 24 hours ago.
There is no leading or trailing whitespace.
It still doesn't work, the free version footer is still showing.
The AI Bot did not solve my problem
I uninstalled ABP Studio, restarted windows, then installed ABP Studio again. This seems to have fixed the missing access-token.bin issue, the file now exists and the login works.
