I've downloaded the solution template and started working. I notice that when logging in as the default admin account into the host side, I don't see any permissions loading when trying to edit a role. The permissions do however appear when in a specific tenant. In the host side, I see this with no permissions tree ever loading. What could be causing this? There is no error in the audit log. In browser console, see this:
SCRIPT0: Unable to get property 'children' of undefined or null reference blob:71FED387-F8EE-4A44-86CF-2B310FB1DE22 (215,1)
Thanks. So you would say that if using EF, only use "virtual" on navigation properties and not for primitive types?
Thanks. Perhaps then the question should be: when defining entity classes under ABP, is there a case where a member should not be marked as virtual?
In some of the documentation examples, "virtual" keyword is used on scalar entity properties, for example:
<a class="postlink" href="http://aspnetzero.com/Documents/Developing-Step-By-Step#creating-person-entity">http://aspnetzero.com/Documents/Develop ... son-entity</a>
I'm aware of using virtual to lazy load related entities from another table, but not clear on why "virtual" is used with string properties in these examples? Thanks!
