Activities of "TimMackey"

1. Publish .Web.Host app
2. notice 'appsettings.Development.json' file has been transferred to server.
3. go to the domain login page. CORS errors occur.
4. delete 'appsettings.Development.json' file on server.
5. go to domain login page. No CORS error. Page displays normally.

Despite server environment being set correctly, the 'appsettings.Development.json' is not ignored.

1. deploy the app to a server.
2. login to the app.
3. open the frame as in the images submitted images. Please note the URL in the image. (above)
4. adjust browser width less-than 640 pixels. Please reference description above submitted images (above)

Detailed deployment and setup instructions were submitted to info@aspnetzero, Subject #10208, etc.

project files emailed to [email protected]

project files emailed to [email protected]

project files emailed to [email protected]

project files emailed to [email protected]

project files emailed to [email protected]

project files emailed to [email protected]

project files emailed to [email protected]

I'm injecting TopBarComponent and DefaultLayoutComponent into my app page:

    constructor(
        injector: Injector,
        private _hostSettingService: HostSettingsServiceProxy,
        private _activatedRoute: ActivatedRoute,
        private _topBarComponent: TopBarComponent,
        private _defaultLayoutComponent: DefaultLayoutComponent,
    ) {
        super(injector);
        this._topBarComponent.setTtmDashboardComponent(this);
        this._defaultLayoutComponent.setTtmDashboardComponent(this);
    }

DefaultLayoutComponent constructor and ngOnInit are each called once, and the shopping cart is updated as expected. TopBarComponent constructor is called twice and ngOnInit is called one, and the shopping cart is NOT updated. It appears that the injected TopBarComponent is the second instance which has not called ngOnInit.

I will send my app to [email protected] for analysis.