Hi again,
Bad news! Entity Framework Core does not support complex types at the moment. Good news! It will be supported in 2.0.0 version. When it releases we will update the framework.
Add**[ComplexType]** attribute to Address class.
[ComplexType]
public class Address : IHasCreationTime
{
public string Country { get; set; }
public string City { get; set; }
public string FullAddress { get; set; }
//other fields...
}
Hi,
Try to send email via the program below. It is an arbitral application to see if your configuration is correct or not.
Download Email Test Application
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Hi,
Download the smtp test application and try to send email from this program. If this program sends successfully then configure the same settings for aspnet zero website. If this program fails to send email then you have a configuration problem!
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.alexnolan.net/software/SMTPProber.exe">http://www.alexnolan.net/software/SMTPProber.exe</a>
Hi,
You can use the class SubscriptionExpirationCheckWorker. The method DoWork() runs every hour. So you can implement your own custom rule to revert back to free/standard edition in the DoWork method.
Note: Aspnet Zero checks expiration date in the same class as well.
thank you. we'll check again.
Yeap there are some helpful integrations for scheduled jobs as service.
See hangfire integration for easy way to perform background processing
The response is being wrapped by MvcAjaxResponse for MVC and AjaxResponse for Web API. And the real result object is being sent to client as Result property of the response. You can add a attribute to suppress response wrapping for MVC and Web API . There are 2 attributes for that purpose: WrapResultand DontWrapResult. So basically you have to use DontWrapResult.
Hi,
I have not any experience on Certificate based authentication. But some folks seem to implement on the following links; Give it a try
how-to-authenticate-with-certificates-instead-of-passwords
custom-authentication-and-authorization-based-on-user-rights
claim-based-authorization-design-for-conditional-edit-operation-in-asp-net-mvc
Hi, i guess it's not related to Asp.Net Zero. You can post the problem on DevExtreme forum as they know their product better.