<cite>ismcagdas: </cite> Hi,
I understand your point but I couldn't find a good way for using a relative path. If you have an idea, I will be happy to hear.
Thanks.
Hi,
Am I right to say that using the current implementation does not automatically translate the "relative path" to actual path when sending the email?
If so, I guess the URL path translation has to be manually done during the replacement of HEADER and BODY. For example, insert a new token called ROOTPATH and replace it after correct site root path.
Agreed?
/tommy
Understood. But I m hoping relative path can be used instead of absolute path. For example, "/Images/Logos/logo.png". However, this was not translated when viewing in email client.
Without this ability, prior to deploying from staging environment to live environment, have to change the image path and recompile the solution.
Hope the above further clarifed the intention.
Thanks. /tommy
Yes. The first one. Would you able to point me to example of implementing the widget permission and asssignment.
Thank you. /tommy
Dear Support,
Would appreciate if you could advice such authorisation is possible at all or I need to buld one dashboard per user role. Thanks.
/Tommy
Dear Support,
The standard default.html for constructing user account acivation email uses "absolute path" to logo image (which is currently set to <a class="postlink" href="http://aspnetzero.com/Images/Logos/logo.png">http://aspnetzero.com/Images/Logos/logo.png</a>).
I had tried to use "relative path" but i didn't work.
Please kindly advice.
Thanks. /Tommy
Dear Support,
I am using project template (MVC5 + AJ1), would like to know how best method to implement content (widget) authorisation for the standard Dashboard based on role defined.
Thanks. /Tommy
Dear Support,
What's the best way to control a single user can only log in a single session at any given time?
[Use Case]
[Requirements]
Thanks. /Tommy
<cite>hikalkan: </cite> Check also browser's console for error logs. Also, please share the steps you did for implementing. It should be like that:
- Download library from somewhere (nuget, bower etc)
- Add css & js files to layout
- add module dependency to your angular app
Then you can add code to view and controllers. Please share all steps and code you did write.
Hi Hikalkan,
I will be great if such example is part of PhoneBook Step-by-Step Development. This is quite a common user interface/experience for Form Design Layout.
Really look forward to the documentation improvement.
Thanks. /Tommy
<cite>hikalkan: </cite> Hi,
If you're using SPA, we used Angular-ui Grid in this template. You can find document here: <a class="postlink" href="http://ui-grid.info/">http://ui-grid.info/</a> If you're using MPA, we used jTable: <a class="postlink" href="http://jtable.org/">http://jtable.org/</a> I think you can understand it by checking source code, but it's always suggested to read docs to learn better.
You can find links to all used libraries here: <a class="postlink" href="http://www.aspnetzero.com/Documents/Development-Guide#used-library--frameworks">http://www.aspnetzero.com/Documents/Dev ... frameworks</a>
Hi Hikalkan,
Thank you for providing the pointer on the right grid component for both SPA and MPA. It will be really great to have them illustrated as part of the PhoneBook development sample. In particular, in implementing these components in the context of ASP.NET ZERO.
Look forward to the documentation improvement.
Thanks. /Tommy
<cite>ismcagdas: </cite> Hi,
Actually we don't have a suggested way :). If that data is not changing veru often, you can do it like that. If it is changing, you can use cache.
Thanks.
I m still very new to abp framework. Is there a built-in cache and where can I find more to understand this?
Thanks. /Tommy