We're having a problem with antiforgery when trying to verify a users email (under "/Account/Manage" -> Personal info).
The value of XSRF-TOKEN is added to request headers as value for RequestVerificationToken
But the application responds with an error and logs a warning "The antiforgery cookie token and request token do not match".
Upon retrying to request email verification, everything works as expected.
Previously, we configured AbpAntiForgeryOptions as follows:
Configure<AbpAntiForgeryOptions>(options =>
{
options.TokenCookie.SameSite = Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http.SameSiteMode.None;
options.TokenCookie.SecurePolicy = Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http.CookieSecurePolicy.Always;
});
Without the above code, RequestVerificationToken would not get added to request headers and email verification did not work at all.
Interestingly, the problem exists only in production environment. No errors occur in development environment.
We look forward to any input on this matter.
When using the navigation bar to navigate, the corresponding MenuItem is set as "current".
We use custom CSS to indicate to the user which part of the application they're currently at (green underline, as seen in the images above). The user may also be redirected to a different part of the application when interacting with elements outside of the navigation bar. In that case, the corresponding MenuItem is not set as "current" (as shown in the image below).
How can this behaviour of setting a MenuItem as "current" be replicated when using other means (like HTML anchor element) to navigate to the same page?
When using Volo.LanguageManagement to update texts, the changes are not reflected when switching between tenants.
Example We want to change the text from "New Project" in the header to "hello"
Upon saving, the text was changed without any issues.
However, when logging in with a tenant, the header still displays "New Project", as the value appears unchanged in the language management module.
How can we use the language management module for tenant-independent localization?
