in debug mode ABP doesn't send email, check your logs to see the email body.
if you don't want Suite create navigation property, it's easy to remove;
edit this template Server.Entity.Partials.NavigationPropertyDefinition.txt
and remove the marked row
I created a post about this topic https://community.abp.io/articles/how-to-add-the-user-entity-as-a-navigation-property-furp75ex
you can simply hide the fullscreen item with the following jQuery command in a global JavaScript file.
$("#btnFullscreen").parent().hide()
or add a CSS in your global CSS file.
#btnFullscreen {
display:none;
}
There are 4 locations you can render a component.
You can create your side menu as ViewComponent and render in these locations.
See the locations for HomePageLayout.cshtml
See also;
@wazbek thanks for the feedback. @mehmet will check the issue.
ABP Commercial repository is private, you can create a new ticket on this website to track your issue. Also here's the change logs for new versions https://docs.abp.io/en/commercial/latest/release-notes
by the way, Suite MAC issue has been fixed, and you can try on the next version.
for the migration error;
this occurs, if you reference AppUser
in another entity. EF Core tries to map IdentityUser
and AppUser
to the same table (AbpUsers
).
this is not possible in EF Core...
See the following issue comment, there's an explanation for this case https://github.com/abpframework/abp/issues/3807#issuecomment-627694184
@sean thank you for the feedback!
hi @sean, what I mean by "basic coding concepts", creating a repository and storing an incremental number in that repository is really not related with the framework.
We are trying to make full working samples to show you basics of the framework https://docs.abp.io/en/commercial/latest/samples/index. as new questions come, we will add more examples. On the other hand, we are not into claiming extra money to answer your questions. We are here to help you
I made a Gist to show you how to create sequential numbers. https://gist.github.com/ebicoglu/d7d4a05a20a5393b64f1ffcd17a5f52c
When you see it, there's no framework related code.. Creating a domain service is as simple as below :)
public class SequentialNumberManager : DomainService, ISequentialNumberManager
Thanks @sean.alford, It seems like this field requires a permission to fetch users... and only admin users have this permission. we should remove the permission from this end point. I'm creating an issue for that.
Thank you. me, personally not using macOS but we have MACs to test it. Actually the idea to make this application web based is to be used cross-platform. I think the issue is a minor problem.