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You're the best, thanks so much

Found it!

The attribute is [DisableAuditing]

Nope, my bad!

For anyone who runs into a similar problem, you need to enable MultiTenancy in your WebModule file like this:

<a class="postlink" href="http://i.imgur.com/Gb2TCmO.png">http://i.imgur.com/Gb2TCmO.png</a>

Hope that helps.

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This isn't really ASP.NET Boilerplate specific, but just a generic asp.net mvc question. There are tons of resources on the web that demonstrate how to upload files.

Personally, I use a service to handle this called Filepicker. Worth checking out here: <a class="postlink" href="https://www.filepicker.com/">https://www.filepicker.com/</a>

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Great to hear. Thanks so much for your hard work and effort.

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I think if you do ID instead of Id, then you're not following conventions and code-first won't know what to map unless you specify with a [ForeignKey("ClientID")] attribute, etc etc.

But boilerplate takes care of Ids for you if your data model inherits from Entity<long>, I'm pretty sure. Why not do that?

I figured out the issue -- we need to have at least 1 tenant.

When I had the issue, I was getting No Results even on a simple _userRepository.GetAllList() which made no sense since I had multiple users in that table.

I went ahead and created a single Tenant in the tenant table with Id = 1 and now I'm setting all my Users to have TenantId = 1.

Worked after that.

I'm getting the same error. Can't seem to figure this one out.

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