Activities of "oguzhanagir"

Hi

We are glad that you solved your problem, good work.

Hi kansoftware

To enable both Okta and Auth0 for a single tenant in your multi-tenant application, you will need to customize the code, as the standard ASP.NET Zero implementation typically supports only one OpenID Connect provider per tenant.

Hi kansoftware

ExternalAuthenticationProvider structure in MVC is different from Angular. The GetExternalAuthenticationProvidersmethod in TokenAuthController is used in Angular. In MVC, ExternalAuthConfiguration *WebMvcModule.cs must also be configured. Configuration example: You can configure it according to your scenario by using the ConfigureExternalAuthProviders method in the *WebHostModule.cs class in the *.Host project. Or if you want to use it as Scheme, you can use the GetExternalAuthenticationSchemesAsync method in the SignInManager class in the *.Core project.

Hi SRTMDEV

This problem does not occur in the latest version. You can update your project to the latest versions, ASP .NET Zero v13.4.0 and ASP .NET Boilerplate packages v9.4.2. Or you can update ASP .NET Boilerplate packages to version v9.1.3 or later. Related issue

Hi hongbing.wang

Could you please repeat the following ForceLogout

[HttpPost]
[AbpAuthorize(AppPermissions.Pages_Administration_Users)]
public async Task<IActionResult> ForceLogout(int tenantId, long userId)
{
    var user = await _userManager.FindByIdAsync(userId.ToString());
    if (user == null)
    {
        return NotFound("User not found.");
    }

    // Update security stamp to invalidate user's current tokens
    await _userManager.UpdateSecurityStampAsync(user);

    // Delete tokens from AbpUserTokens repository
    var userTokens = await _userTokenRepository.GetAllListAsync(t => t.UserId == userId);
    foreach (var token in userTokens)
    {
        await _userTokenRepository.DeleteAsync(token);
    }

    // Clear SecurityStampKey cache
    var securityStampCache = _cacheManager.GetCache(AppConsts.SecurityStampKey);
    await securityStampCache.RemoveAsync(userId.ToString());

    // Clear TokenValidityKey cache
    var tokenValidityCache = _cacheManager.GetCache(AppConsts.TokenValidityKey);
    await tokenValidityCache.RemoveAsync(userId.ToString());

    // Clear RefreshTokenValidityKey cache
    var refreshTokenValidityCache = _cacheManager.GetCache(AppConsts.RefreshTokenValidityKey);
    await refreshTokenValidityCache.RemoveAsync(userId.ToString());
    
    // Remove security stamp cache item for the user
    await _securityStampHandler.RemoveSecurityStampCacheItem(tenantId, userId);

    return Ok("User has been logged out.");
}

Hi @kansoftware

Where are you using the GetExternalAuthenticationProviders method? When I call the default GetExternalAuthenticationProviders method in the TokenAuthController under *Web.Core, data is returned as shown in the screenshot below. You may want to check the OpenId settings in appsettings.json again. Could you provide more details so I can reproduce this issue?

Hi Loizos

This blog post can help you with your request.

Hi amontalvo

Install the Microsoft.ApplicationInsights.AspNetCore package in your project. Add the Instrumentation Key from your Azure Application Insights resource to the appsettings.json file. Application Insights by adding services.AddApplicationInsightsTelemetry() in the ConfigureServices method. Your existing ILogger setup will automatically send logs to Application Insights.

Example:

appsettings.json

{
  "ApplicationInsights": {
    "InstrumentationKey": "YOUR_INSTRUMENTATION_KEY"
  }
}

Startup.cs

public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
    //...
    
    services.AddApplicationInsightsTelemetry(Configuration["ApplicationInsights:InstrumentationKey"]);

    //...
}

You can configure it this way if you only want to send error logs

"Logging": {
    "ApplicationInsights": {
      "LogLevel": {
        "Default": "Error"
      }
    }
  },

Hi Bernard

Your payload contains nested objects like:

{
  "Questions": {
    "0.Text": "DDD",
    "0.Type": "Radio",
    "0.Answers": {
      "0.Text": "DDD",
      "1.Text": "DDDD"
    }
  }
}

But this isn't how ASP.NET Core expects lists (arrays) to be sent. It expects a structure like:

{
  "Questions": [
    {
      "Text": "DDD",
      "Type": "Radio",
      "Answers": [
        { "Text": "DDD" },
        { "Text": "DDDD" }
      ]
    }
  ]
}

In your case, Questions should be a list of QuestionDto, and Answers should be a list of AnswerDto.

Hi aiqbal

Thank you for the situation you mentioned. We have created an issue for this development, you can follow it here.