Activities of "vladsd"

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.

Check out demo tenant on IE <a class="postlink" href="http://test-79700.demo.aspnetzero.com/app/admin/tenantSettings">http://test-79700.demo.aspnetzero.com/a ... ntSettings</a>

Click create account, user gets redirected back to login.

Here is my IE version <a class="postlink" href="https://gyazo.com/39735db06862d374593146a520f91f4c">https://gyazo.com/39735db06862d374593146a520f91f4c</a>

Also note that background takes over the screen, as its not set properly.

I would like to return for configuration properties on getAll with AbpUserConfigurationBuilder

What is the best way to do it.

I know I can create a new service and call it, would like to be able to extend existing one if I can.

Thanks.

How do I change the order of languages in abp.localization.languages

I would like English to be a first choice, no offence to anyone language:)

Thanks.

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.