Hi,
seems to be fixed, yes. Thanks!
Hi,
I use ASP Net Zero for a long time now and also have an active subscription. Lately when starting my project locally I get this exception.
Abp.AbpException: 'Failed on license check' This exception was originally thrown at this call stack: Abp.AspNetZeroCore.Licensing.AspNetZeroBaseLicenseChecker.ValidateLicense(string) Abp.AspNetZeroCore.Licensing.AspNetZeroBaseLicenseChecker.ValidateLicenseOnServer() Abp.AspNetZeroCore.Licensing.AspNetZeroBaseLicenseChecker.CheckInternal()
How can I fix this?
Thanks!
Hi ismcagdas,
sorry about that, mb-3 for example indeed works. So using bootstrap grid system is the way to go?
I am asking because in the past metronic had its own classes like "m--margin-top-20", but that is not woking anymore. Also when I use the ASP Net Zero Power Tools I get HTML with all sorts of classes like "form-group m-form__group align-items-center" or "input-group-btn". Is there any page where those classes are described?
Dominik
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Hi,
after generating a new project and adding all my classes again on server and client side I face the following problem: Before I used the bootstrap grid system, but it no longer seems to work. Whatever margin I set there, it's not working, like
<div class="col-md-3 col-sm-6 mb-3">
<h6>{{l("Name")}} :</h6>
{{student.firstName}} {{student.lastName}}
</div>
</div>
</div>
<br> <br> Where can I find the css class names for building custom sites with proper margin, padding etc.? As far as I know, they switched from m- to kt- prefixes at some point, but now kt-* is also deprecated?
Best regards, Dominik
Hey, thanks again for your help.
I did something different yesterday and it worked. First thing I noticed was, that there is no General tab in the host settings where I could change the timezone. It appeared after adding the line Clock.Provider = ClockProviders.Utc; to the Startup class. After setting the timezone it magically worked. Still don't know what's going on behind the scene though. I guess the moment framework uses the timezone setting and returns the appropriate time instead of UTC?
Hi,
no I'm not. I tried this approach but it's not working either. I cannot find any information about for example the ClockProvider class and how to handle time zones. Any documentation availabe for this I don't know of? The only thing I know for sure is that the service proxies generated by nswag convert time to UTC before sending it to the server. But after receiving the time from the server I just can't get it back to local time. Is this something that should already happen on the server side or is it handled completely by moment in the angular application?
I'd also like to have a best practice guide or something similar
I have the following issue. I am located in Germany, so right now my time is UTC+2.
The following happens: when I send for example a date with time 17:00 to the server using the swagger generated service proxy, it's saved in the database as 15:00 which is correct so far. As far as I can tell, it is converted using MomentJS in the service proxy.
However, when receiving the date, I cannot get it back to the local time. I tried calling moment.utc(receivedDate).local().toString() but this does nothing because if you check the isUTC boolean of the receivedDate it is already false, so it is considered converted already. But it's not. I just can't get it back to the local time. Should I use something else than moment to convert it back?
Ah ok, it's not a big deal to upload my current project. Not much done. Can I just zip angular and asp net backend folders, upload it on my space and send you a link via mail?