Activities of "blewis"

Any update on this item? Having a session timeout option is pretty important.

Thanks, Bryan

Is it on your roadmap at this point? Or way off in the distance?

Great. Thanks.

Is this still not supported yet? We are interested in migrating our CORE 1.x MVC/jQuery Zero solution to CORE 2 + Angular, but we use OpenId Connect for Single Sign-On to an external provider.

Thanks, Bryan

The project that we are working on has fairly high requirements concerning compliance with web accessibility standards (WCAG, Section 508, etc).

Currently, most of the pages and web forms that are pre-built in the Zero project templates are not very accessible. Web form fields are not linked to their corresponding labels ("for" attribute). The use of ARIA attributes is also limited.

If possible, it would be a nice enhancement to include accessibility markup as part of the base Zero template so we don't have to go through and add it.

Thanks, Bryan

I use the AbpMvcAuthorize attribute on many controller methods (not the entire controller) to grant privileges. However, if the user doesn't have that permission, the default action of the attribute seems to be to redirect back to the login page. Because I am using OpenID SSO, it redirects the user to the SSO login page. What I want to do is to just take them to a static "Unauthorized" page that I have created. Is that possible?

Thanks, Bryan

Thanks. This worked!

While I am doing some stuff server-side (not with Moment), I figured it out. However, I think you have a typo in your docs. On the page about Timing at <a class="postlink" href="https://aspnetboilerplate.com/Pages/Documents/Timing#DocTimeZones">https://aspnetboilerplate.com/Pages/Doc ... cTimeZones</a>, you state:

ABP assumes that value of timezone setting is a valid Windows timezone id.

When I attempted to use the numeric Windows Timezone ID as documented by MS at <a class="postlink" href="https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg154758.aspx">https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg154758.aspx</a>, it starting giving me errors. When I changed the Abp.Timing.TimeZone setting to the Timezone Name (e.g. "Pacific Standard Time") everything was fine.

Bryan

I will be deploying my project to Azure, which doesn't support SMTP. I have created a new EmailSenderSendGrid class that implements IEmailSender but uses the SendGrid API.

I then added:

IocManager.Register<IEmailSender, EmailSenderSendGrid>();

to the PostInitialize() method of my ProjectNameCoreModule.cs (in the Core project) in an attempt to register the new implementation. However, when I attempt to send an email from an MVC controller, it throws and exception and that exception is coming from Abp.MailKit.MailKitEmailSender. So that implies it's still trying to use MailKit and not my class. What am I doing wrong?

This is the first time I am trying to use the IocManager to register my own implementation...so perhaps I am screwing that up.

Thanks, Bryan

I have users across the United States and I need to display UTC dates that are stored in the DB in the user's local time. I understand all of the concepts of converting UTC times to local time within ASP.Net, but not within the ABP framework.

I am using the Asp.Net CORE MVC & jQuery project. Where should I be setting the clock provider to Utc? Startup.cs? After the provider is set, all I need to do is create a Abp.Timing.TimeZone setting for the tenant and/or user and my DB results from Entity Framework will be auto converted to the local timezone?

Thanks, Bryan