Hello,
That's a good question, I guess we haven't made that clear. We will update the docs and plan to work on a better API.
For now, I can give you a hint of how to find which components are replaceable.
Every ABP package exports an enum that contains the name of the replaceable components. To discover them, you can simply look at the node_modules. E.g. The @volo/abp.ng.identity package marks the following components as replaceable
No, you should have it on your form element. Take a look at the selector: form[ngSubmit][formGroup]
So, it should look like the following:
<form [formGroup]="form" (ngSubmit)="save()">
Hello,
As you have stated, this does not cause any bug on rendering pages. It's about angular change detection cycle, and it's been fixed in v5. When you update your packages, the error will simply go away.
Hello,
This directive is responsible for submitting the form when hitting enter. You can simply delete (ngSubmit)="save()" from your template and it will stop triggering.
Yes, you already did in the first place. Just to see it in action, as I have already answered above:
If you want to develop your authentication pages in angular, then you need to employ Resource Owner Password Flow.
You can check out following links:
Customize Login Page MVC Customize MVC Login Page example Customize register page MVC
For more customization examples, you can refer to this [link](<a href="https://support.abp.io/QA/Questions/160/How-to-customize-an-ABP-project">https://support.abp.io/QA/Questions/160/How-to-customize-an-ABP-project</a>)
Hello,
Proxy generation isn't about validation. What proxy-generation does is to create services and DTOs in your angular application to make it easier to make requests to the backend. Suite, on the other hand, creates entity crud pages as well as proxies. And validation is being handled on the component rather than the service. You can use the suite to generate your entities.
If you want to develop your authentication pages in angular, then you need to employ Resource Owner Password Flow.
Hello,
Is it possible that the login page you've shared is taken from identity server and not angular? You can make sure of it by looking at the url. If it is not localhost:4200, it is probably not angular.
Is this a microservice or module template?
The third question is to find out where the environment.ts is which contains the url of the backend.
App-pro angular apps usually have default apps defined in angular.json
Please, refer to the angular docs
It usually looks like this
The fourth question is which project to generate proxies into. You need to choose one project from angular.json like MyProjectName if your angular.json looks like this
