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I think that the problem was that I selected an existing download for version 7.3 and used the 'Download latest version' option.

And this downloaded Zero 8 but with .NET Core 2.2. Which maybe shouldn't be possible because Zero 8 is not compatible with 2.2 anymore ?

we have a solution to this. We save our App Insights Instrumentation Key to AbpSettings and this then gets loaded at startup. We also do something similar for Google Analytics.

We'd be willing to contribute this to AspNetZero repo via PR if the team is interested?

Thanks, that is exactly where we got to.

We are going to implement a new endpoint Language/GetLanguageTextsByLastModifiedDate and client side caching for performance in our AngularJS SPA.

Thanks for the reply. However, this is server side caching right?

Are you doing any client side caching of translation files in AbpZero SPA interface, so the translation file persists across sessions?

Okay I got it already.. So i found the app-session.service.ts, and I set the cookie from there.

abp.multiTenancy.setTenantIdCookie(result.tenant.id);

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<cite>ismcagdas: </cite> Hi,

If I understand correctly, this might be what you want <a class="postlink" href="https://github.com/aspnetzero/aspnet-zero-samples/tree/master/PhoneBook-MPA/Acme.PhoneBook.WebApi.Host">https://github.com/aspnetzero/aspnet-ze ... ebApi.Host</a>.

Thanks.

Thank you for this. Will study the solution and hope this will put me to the right direction. Thanks again. :D

Thanks, thought that must have been the case.

Thanks, understood and that is great functionality.

What about objects that are consistent for all Tenants, such as static roles?

Take the following example: I have 50 tenants and would like to update a static role (Manager) to include a new permission. The new permission needs to be included for all Manager roles in all tenants.

Using impersonation, I would need to impersonate 50 tenant admin users and make the change manually, which is time consuming, and adds some risk of making only the required change.

Note, the scenario doesn't just apply to Roles, but other objects that are tenant agnostic.

Is there another approach that you could recommend to support this type of scenario?

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