@ismcagdas - i cannot find where those languages are loaded, or you suggest to do it at the app startup?
thanks.
Here you go <a class="postlink" href="https://github.com/aspnetzero/aspnet-zero-core/issues/924">https://github.com/aspnetzero/aspnet-ze ... issues/924</a>
once upgraded to "abp-ng2-module": "^2.1.0", and yarn bug went away
I have updated to v.2.1.0 from npm and run yarn and IE issues related to login, tenant pages are resolved.
@ismcagdas, I checked and do not see v.2.0.1, only 2.0.0
see <a class="postlink" href="https://github.com/aspnetboilerplate/abp-ng2-module/releases">https://github.com/aspnetboilerplate/ab ... e/releases</a>
I wonder if anyone tests on IE, as seems to be an old issue:(
I also notice some issue with IE, see my post #4850
I debug a bit, looks like tenant and application object on session are not properly set.
I looked a bit into the issue, looks like application object has not been iniatilized but screen is being loaded.
What is ClientRootAddress on host should be when multi tenant is on with subdomains?
Code below suggests that ClientRootAddress should have TENANCY_NAME as well
See WebUrlServiceBase
public string WebSiteRootAddressFormat => _appConfiguration[WebSiteRootAddressFormatKey] ?? "http://localhost:62114/";
public string ServerRootAddressFormat => _appConfiguration[ServerRootAddressFormatKey] ?? "http://localhost:62114/";
public bool SupportsTenancyNameInUrl
{
get
{
var siteRootFormat = WebSiteRootAddressFormat;
return !siteRootFormat.IsNullOrEmpty() && siteRootFormat.Contains(TenancyNamePlaceHolder);
}
}
Thanks @ismcagdas, got it, I used it for other properties. Fluent is a good addition to EF apis.
For anyone in the position, I end up using _tenantRepository directly instead of tenantmanager.