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I am using ASP.NET Core v5.3 jQuery.

I am trying to extend the OrganizationUnit entity to include a boolean called IsOrganizer. I followed the Non-Abstract part of the Extending Entities tutorial to the best of my ability, but ultimately I couldn't follow it for various reasons (not applicable to OrganizationUnit, seems old or for angular version, etc).

So, does anyone have any guidance?

The things I did so far:

• Created a new class called ExtendedOrganizationUnit (for lack of a better name) that inherits from OrganizationUnit

• Added the new DbSet for ExtendedOrganizationUnit to the DbContext.

• Added the added a migration

• Updated the database (saw the change successfully)

• Edited the OrganizationUnitDto to include my IsOrganizer boolean.

• Edited the CreateOrganizationUnitInput to include my IsOrganizer boolean

• Edited the UpdateOrganizationUnitInput to include my IsOrganizer boolean

• I added a check-box input control to the _CreateModal and _EditModals

Now, I know I need to do something with the CreateOrganizationUnit and UpdateOrganizationUnit methods of the OrganizationUnitAppService. I'm not sure if I need to do anything to the GetOrganizationUnits method.

I think I also need to do something with the following:

• CustomDtoMapper, but I'm not sure what to add / remove.
• EditOrganizationUnitModalViewModel - I need to add the IsOrganizer bool and an AutoMapFrom setting.
• OrganizationUnitsController - I think I need to case the OrganizationUnit to my custom variant.

What am I missing? Is there anything that I DIDN'T need to change?

I am on ASP.NET Core + jQuery v5.2.

Bug: When adding a user to an Organization Unit through the web GUI, all of the previously created users (users were created manually through the Users GUI) are added to the Organization Unit, regardless of the selected user.

Steps to reproduce bug: Create a new user (create one or more using the Admin account for the Default tenant) Go to Administration > Organization Units Assign a user to any Organization Unit Notice that more than the just the selected user is added to the Organization Unit.

Is this bug reproducible? Or did I mess something up somewhere?

Will this feature be released at the same time as the Foreign Key / Existing Entity feature?

Foreign Key / Existing Enity Forum Post: #4736

I use "npm uninstall datamaps" from my MVC directory before attempting to delete a project.

Thanks for the suggestion. I think I will be able to figure my way through this eventually. I'll re-create my solution when foreign key support is added. In the mean time, it's good for me to learn about the way ASP.NET Zero works.

I am currently struggling with DTO circular references. I have the following entities:

[Table("Location")]
    public class Location : Entity , IMustHaveTenant
    {
        public int TenantId { get; set; }

        [Required]
        public virtual string Name { get; set; }

        public virtual int Radius { get; set; }

        public virtual LocationCategory.LocationCategory Category { get; set; }
    }

[Table("LocationCategory")]
    public class LocationCategory : Entity , IMustHaveTenant
    {
        public int TenantId { get; set; }

        [Required]
        public virtual string Name { get; set; }

        public ICollection<Location.Location> Locations { get; set; }
    }

and the corresponding DTOs:

public class LocationDto : EntityDto
    {
        public string Name { get; set; }

        public int Radius { get; set; }

        public LocationCategory.Dtos.LocationCategoryDto Category { get; set; }
    }

public class LocationCategoryDto : EntityDto
    {
        public string Name { get; set; }

        public Collection<Location.Dtos.LocationDto> Locations { get; set; }
    }

I have set up my LocationAppService and LocationCategoryAppService using the ".Include" method so that the navigation properties for the Entities are filled.

When I test the "getAll" method using the Google Chrome console, I get a 500 Internal Server Error. Eventually, I figured out that if I comment out either "public LocationCategory.Dtos.LocationCategoryDto Category { get; set; }" OR "public Collection<Location.Dtos.LocationDto> Locations { get; set; }" I am able to view the data in the database. So I clearly have a circular reference error.

My questions are these:

1. Is it possible to change the JSON serializer settings or is it still embedded in ABP stuff?

2. Without changing the JSON serializer settings, is there a way to resolve the circular reference issues?

Note: Both Locations and LocationCategories will have their own dedicated UI pages (as generated by the RAD Tool). I will want to look up (through navigation properties) which Locations belong to a LocationCategory and vice-versa from each UI set.

I am using ASP.NET Core + jQuery version 5.2.

So, I've successfully created two new entities with their respective UIs. Location and LocationCategory.

Location contains several properties including a Name. LocationCategory contains a single property called Name.

Since the entities created with the RAD tool are basically Existing Entities, I am following the tutorial found here: [https://aspnetzero.com/Documents/Extending-Existing-Entities]).

Because the RAD tool doesn't support Relationships yet, I manually added a Many to 1 relationship between Location (many) and Location Category (1), applied migration, and updated the database. My database changed as I expected (a Location has one LocationCategory).

I get stuck starting at the "SHOW ADDRESS ON THE UI" section of the Extending Existing Entities tutorial. The data table is set up through the Index.js page and I need to add a column definition.

My first question is: How would I show the Name property of a LocationCategory that is associated with a Location in the data table through the Index.js page? This is an example column definition for the Name property of Location in the Index.js file:

            {
                targets: 1,
                data: "name"
            }

I am running the latest version of ASP.NET Core + jQuery in VS 2017

I created a new Edition (Paid) with a 14 day trial I created a new Tenant (Free Trial with Paid edition) from the Login page screen using the New Tenant link (to test how a customer would create a tenant) I got the message "Your account is waiting to be activated by system admin". Does this mean an activation email is sent to the Tenant (obviously not working on the dev machine), or does that mean I need to manually activate the Tenant?

Anyways, I logged into the Host account, navigated to Tenants, and clicked "Edit" on the new Tenant. I tried to set the "IsActive" flag in the editing menu. When I click Save, nothing happens. I noticed that there is an error in the Google Chrome debugger that says "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'apply' of undefined".

Is this intended behavior because a valid email activation is required for New Tenants? Or is it a bug with the Trial period?

Note: I can set IsActive on a New Tenant using the Standard (Free, Unlimited Duration) edition.

Not sure why, but I cannot log in to the Default tenant. I can log into the Host just fine, but not Default. I get the error "A problem occurred while trying to communicate with the server. Do you want to try again?"

Running on Android emulator. Host running using .BAT file.

Running NSwag was what I needed. I overlooked this. Thank you!

Let me add that I am using a Combined Solution in Visual Studio 2017 and the Angular project worked fine before I used the Power Tools