Since docs module is an open-source module, the issue can be tracked from here: https://github.com/abpframework/abp/issues/23012
It seems there is bug in the module, thanks for the reporting it. I'll deliver this issue to the team so they'll fix it
Hi, we identified that your Firefox version is 41.0.2, which is considered a legacy version. Due to this, some of our modern dependencies are incompatible with it, causing the issue you’re experiencing.
To resolve this, please update to the latest Firefox version, 139.0.1, and try again.
Hi,
I delivered this issue to our team and they could not reproduce this problem. Can you share use your environments like Firefox version, Operating System Build etc?
Also, check the followings thay can cause the problem on your browser:
Browser Extensions– Sometimes, installed extensions (especially ad blockers or script blockers) interfere with site functionality. Ask them to disable all extensions temporarily and retry.
Firefox Version – Ensure they’re using the latest stable version of Firefox. If not, they should update to the most recent release.
Different Device – If possible, they should try accessing the website from another computer or mobile device with Firefox.
Network Issues – Some ISP configurations or DNS settings can cause problems. Using a different network (e.g., mobile hotspot) could rule this out.
Safe Mode Test – Running Firefox in Safe Mode (about:support → Restart with Add-ons Disabled) can help determine if an extension or setting is causing problems.
Hi again, I reached out to the ABP Suite team, and they clarified that ABP Suite generates code for a single UI—the main UI selected during project creation. However, if you create a module template, Suite can generate code for multiple UIs, but only within the module template.
So, the issue seems to stem from this design choice: ABP Suite is structured to generate code for the primary application UI, not additional UIs added manually later.
Hi,
We’ve successfully reproduced the problem and identified that it specifically affects Apple chipset Macs. Unfortunately, we haven’t found a solution just yet, our team is actively working on it.
Since this is a bug on our end, we’ll be refunding your ticket. We truly appreciate your patience and understanding as we work towards a fix.
If you have any further questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We're here to help!
Hi,
Thanks for reporting, It s working exctly what you described, we made an enhancement on TimeZones in ABP applications at v9.2.0 You can check this @maliming's article: https://abp.io/community/articles/developing-a-multitimezone-application-using-the-abp-framework-zk7fnrdq
This probably applies the logic what you need
Hi @yunusemrecaglar, Just to clarify—now that you've created a new Blazor Server project, has that resolved your issue, or do you still need assistance? Let us know how we can help.
Otherwise I can refund your ticket and close this issue since it was project generation problem on our side
Hi,
When you set SlidingExpiration as true, it won't be expired while user is currently using the system. It covers inactive duration. When user makes an action, countdown resets. If you set smaller durations, it won't be precise since it has tolerance.
Most authentication servers, including identity providers like Keycloak, have a slight tolerance for token expiration. Typically, there is a grace period—often around five minutes—to account for slight variations in server time, network latency, and other technical factors. This ensures that users don't get abruptly logged out due to minor timing discrepancies.
There was a bug occurred when used documentation with FileSystem related to version. And also there is a merged PR about it: https://github.com/abpframework/abp/pull/22891
That might solve your case, too. You can apply changes of this PR in your application until this PR is shipped in the next release.
Similar issue: https://abp.io/support/questions/9278/Docs-Module-not-working-with-the-FileSystem-document-source#answer-3a19db6b-af40-1362-3269-1a3ec5ba8543