yes I mean Entity History
Thanks, that should do the trick!
yes, it seems like that did the trick.
Thank you
I've allready found it, thanks this one can be closed.
This works, thank you!
@ismcagdas This is not specific to my implementation by the way, it goes wrong in the demo you can download as well.
@ismcagdas Unfortunatly I cannot use the same subdomain approach for the public website, because it should be one public facing website and you are correct there is no "change tenant link" because we use the subdomain system.
I would prefere that all users could login on the host url (or their subdomain if used) and then be redirected to the correct subdomain after the tenant is logged in.
Is this possible and how would I do that?
If I disable the mayhavetenant filter on login then the user can login, but clicking on a admin menu item sends the user back to the login page as the domain is the host domain and not the client domain. How could I redirect the user to the proper (tenant) subdomain after login?
By the way I'm using the .net core & jquery version.
Isn't it possible to determine the tenant based on the user logging in?
Hi Ryan,
I understand that I could do that, but you don't want the tenants to see all the other tenants, so a dropdown box is not an option.
