same here happy to hear the progress on this poolpro
OOk,
Adding the above code solved the problem for me but I think this might have introduced additional security problems.
@ismcagdas
Do you recommend adding this to authConfigurerer?
services.ConfigureExternalCookie(options => { // Other options options.Cookie.SameSite = SameSiteMode.None; }); services.ConfigureApplicationCookie(options => { // Other options options.Cookie.SameSite = SameSiteMode.None; });
https://github.com/aspnet/Announcements/issues/318
Found this,@aspnetzero team. Can you look into this? https://github.com/IdentityServer/IdentityServer4/issues/2595
from the log: this is the only information i have. Could not get information from external login.
and could be similar to https://support.aspnetzero.com/QA/Questions/4033 Can you please let me know if you see this error.
Hi support,
When I login into app on desktop browswers there is no problem with the adfs. But, When i login using the mobile client -IPhone or IPad browsers, login fails with no log and just returns to login screen even though the session is valid. fyi.I was able to validate the cookie with the other app.
Can you please help.
Thank you Avi
Here is the other alternative.
https://github.com/orgs/aspnetzero/teams/customers/discussions/16
Thank you
Hi Support,
I am following this link and got this help from couple of users.
I was able to upgrade to newer version including the UI changes with the approach proposed by brandondjmurphy. I am trying to figure out downstream impacts by taking this approach and looking for an adivse.
Let us know, if you agree with either one of the approaches, infact any other approach from the discussion until streamline the upgrade process of UI. If you dont agree. listing the reason would be a great help me.
Apporach by brandondjmurphy
`I have a master trunk, which only has the original ASPNET Zero source, and
then a DEV branch which contains my modifications.
After each release, download new release, copy over the master branch and
commit. Then merge the updated master into the DEV branch. This is
relatively painless and is only a little painful when for example the
metronic folder structures are changed.
I think there was a article on the forum covering this and this was the
suggested method.
B`
Approach by iamseanduffy
`We have 2 GIT repositories:
UPSTREAM : Contains the unmodified product that we download from the ASPNETZERO download page
ORIGIN : Contains our modified version of ASPNETZERO.
Repository ORIGIN is a FORK of repository UPSTREAM.
When a new version of ASPNETZERO is released we:
Delete ALL files from UPSTREAM.
Re-download the most recent version of from the ASPNETZERO download page (using the same details as used in the original download)
Check this version into UPSTREAM.
Tag the version number.
GIT Merge changes from UPSTREAM into ORIGIN.`