Hi, does the error happen when you logged in as Host user? if so, see https://support.aspnetzero.com/QA/Questions/6200
It is on the update version is solve this issue
Do you mean that it is being solved with the udpated version?
Hi, thanks for the feedback. We will track this at https://github.com/aspnetzero/aspnet-zero-core/issues/2063
Hi, what is the data type for user.UserContacts
?
It seems that JSON.stringify(user.UserContacts)
is producing JSON object instead of JSON array
Hi, are app1 & app2 using their own identity server? e.g. app1 runs its own identity server and app2 runs its own as well.
In this case you can,
Have you installed https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=MadsKristensen.BundlerMinifier on your VS studio?
HI @evbenerji, can you share the error stacktrace for JSON serialization as well?
Hi, OU is designed in that way.
e.g an employee that is in charge of pay roll should be under HR department.
Your case sounds like you should be looking atRole
instead.
However, if you still want to proceed with OU without having all the higher level OU being checked, you can modify the UI code to do so. Currently there isn't any logic that do the checking in the app service.
Hi, it's not a good idea to include all the content of node_modules folder into git.
The reason being node_modules contains all the external library that can be fetched via npm.
The suggested solution was not to force the user to choose a date.
The issue with
minDate: $("#InServiceDate").val()
is that val()
return the element value in html which could be language specific. You should always be passing js date object or date iso string to the datetime pickee