After updating to the new version 6.8 of the Angular + Core edition there are bugs in the files "Application\Install\InstallAppService.cs", "Application\Install\Dto\InstallDto.cs" "Application\Configuration\Host\HostSettingsAppService.cs"
The error is that there is an equivocality because the same class is present in "Application.Shared\Configuration\Host\Dto\EmailSettingsEditDto.cs" and "Application.Shared\Configuration\Dto\EmailSettingsEditDto.cs" and there is a using for both.
I found the answer in this post https://support.aspnetzero.com/QA/Questions/6680
After upgrading to the new version 6.9.1 Anguar+Core I get an error message for the file app-navigation.servie.ts.
ignoreFeatureCheckForHostUsers does not exist.
Here is the code excerpt:
if (this._appSessionService.tenant || !abp.multiTenancy.ignoreFeatureCheckForHostUsers) { if (menuItem.hasFeatureDependency() && !menuItem.featureDependencySatisfied()) { hideMenuItem = true; } }
Is there a way to disable visual settings for all users? I would like to activate a template and this should be valid for all users without the possibility to change it.
Thank you. That was the mistake. Sorry
I don't think it's a good solution to hide something in the view. We have a concept here that works through an API so anything that is locked should not work through the API. If I only disable it in the template it is still possible to change it through the API.
When you create pages through the PowerTools everywhere is an autofocus contained but not in the modals. It would be nice if you open a modal that automatically the first active field becomes an autofocus.
We use angular.
We are using the .net Core + Angular version 6.9.1 and I wanted to do the same. I wanted to have several xml files so I could organize the translations more clearly.
I have the same problem. No matter what I do, the additional files are ignored. It only takes the translation from the main file.
@alexanderpilhar did you find the bug? None of the combinations work for me.