Hi,
it doesn't work with abp.localization.localize
I was reading documentation of Angular that does not include same details of https://docs.aspnetzero.com/en/aspnet-core-mvc/latest/Features-Mvc-Core-Social-Logins
Now I'm following this: https://support.aspnetzero.com/QA/Questions/11067/OpenID-authentication-with-Azure-AD
Dear support,
our need is to authenticate our users with Azure AD. Our app is multitenant so we need to be able to provide connection to different Microsoft tenant based on our app tenant. I've read some old support request and I would like to be sure we have not a solution out-of-the box. Could you confirm a suggested strategy?
Thank you
Dear Support,
I've a class using an external component. This component needs a format function "grid_format" I've defined as in the example below. The problem I have is that the line with ls.localize is returning always the same value of s (it's not translating. How can I achieve the goal to have a translation in this situation?
export class GridComponent extends AppComponentBase {
... skip ...
}
let ls: LocalizationService = new LocalizationService();
(window as grid_expression).grid_format = (column: any, value?: any) => {
if (value == null)
return '';
let s: string = (column.customAttributes.prefix + +value);
return ls.localize(s, AppConsts.localization.defaultLocalizationSourceName);
};
interface grid_expression extends Window {
grid_enum_format?: Function;
}
Dear Support,
from some time Bing Maps are not working with my project. Looks like it's something related to the headers added by ASPNETZERO since it's working with a blank project. I'm receiving the following error:
Access to XMLHttpRequest at 'https://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/v1/Locations?query=countryRegion=Italia&locality=Castello%20Di%20Godego&postalCode=31030&addressLine=Via%20dell%27artigianato%2020&key=Alwbqg7eO63eNXWhPHB5nDPvJmChe5YR4V7CDbpNeoI_6BuZplJwvCXofxOlPXof' from origin 'xxxxxxxxxxx removed from author' has been blocked by CORS policy: Request header field pragma is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Headers in preflight response.
Yeah clear... but what is the point in the Angular code where I can add this check? I need to understand where I can intercept every request coming from a logged user. E.g. if he log in I can add this contract window but I need to be sure that, after the login, if he try to navigate (manually through the browser) to some valid address the contract window shows up
Is there a way to intercept (Angular+NET Core) that a user needs to accept the contract after login?
Ok, notifications is not what we are searching for this topic but we understand there is nothing inside the standard so we will implement it. Thank you
Dear Support,
I would like to know if it's possible to send notifications from HOST to all users in all tenants and how we can do it
Thank you
Dear Support,
I would like to know if there is a standard solution or a recommended one to: