What is it for then :)
Thanks Ismail. It was a problem in the Seed itself. Resolved now.
If I have some objects that don't have a TenantId as I need them in all Tenants. When retrieving them, shall I set the SetTenant(null)? Or irrespective of Tenant I will get all the data?
One more thing, is there a documentation on how Abp applies data filters, so that I fully understand how things work behind the scenes when it comes to Tenant Filter, etc.
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In one of the cases, every Tenant would define some fields to be Displayed(Yes/No) and Required(Yes/No).
So I will be doing server-side and client-side checkings based on those records stored in the database. Hence, I need to do validation and return results.
I thought of using the IdentityFramework. Is it meant for such thing or for something else?
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Yes it is the same. Anything to check more? Thanks
I cannot see the Tests no.
I recently moved on to v3.3.0 of Abp. That's all.
Any idea what to do?
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Thanks a lot for the help :)
Hello Ismail, Yes I've read this article before. True I am confused about Settings, but I guess I have now a better understanding.
When reading a SD, it is based on the hierarchy. So if I define a SD on App/Tenant levels, if the user is within a Tenant, then if the SD has a value for this Tenant, then it will be retrieved otherwise it will take the App level value otherwise, the default value. Correct?
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Thanks Ismail. I am following your code to see how it was done.
I noticed that you use the role-combo as follows:
<role-combo selected-role="vm.requestParams.role" empty-text="@L("FilterByRole")"></role-combo>
Is there a reason why ng-model was not used? I am trying to make use of ng-model and getting so many weird issues when I use also "replace:true". As if 2 models are bound to the same field.
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Thanks a lot.