Activities of "balessi75"

Thanks for confirming IanW.

We came up with an approach similar to what you described.

ABP Commercial 7.4.2 / Blazor Server / EF / Non tiered / Separate Host and Tenant DBs / Lepton Theme

Hi,

Our entire user base will always be located in the same time zone which is different than UTC and we would like the end user to always see their local time (East US).

We've read https://docs.abp.io/en/abp/latest/Timing and still are unsure of how to handle the following scenario...

In local development, we can convert ABP stored UTC values as pages load and everything works correctly, however this approach doesn't work when we deploy to Azure.

This is because the environments running in Azure have a local time of UTC. So we can't use CreationDateTime.ToLocalTime()as it will always return a UTC time instead of East US.

Is there anyway around this or a certain recommended approach?

Thanks in advance.

Excellent, this was very helpful. Thanks @maliming!

ABP Commercial 7.4.2 / Blazor Server / EF / Non tiered / Separate Host and Tenant DBs / Lepton Theme

Hi, We have successfully overridden the Change Password UI (see solution structure below). The problem is that we need to reference a new javascript file in the overridden page to augment it's functionality.

In Pages/Account/Components/ProfileManagementGroup/Password/Default.cshtml, we attempted to add the following and at runtime but the page never includes the javascript reference.

This didn't work:

@section scripts
{
   <script type="text/javascript" src="/Pages/Account/PasswordStrength.js"></script>

}

and this didn't work

@section scripts
{
    <abp-script-bundle name="@typeof(ManageModel).FullName">
        <abp-script src="/Pages/Account/PasswordStrength.js" />
    </abp-script-bundle>

 }

Is there something different that needs to be done with these view components (password, personalinfo, profilepicture, etc)?

Hi you can access a video using the link below...

The video shows the following...

1. User accessing a page they have permissions to
2. User then accessing a page they do not have permissions to
3. User then accessing a page that does not exist

https://www.icloud.com/iclouddrive/08aBbYcniD17PdTME67mBM9RQ#Demo_CSD_-_Google_Chrome_2023-12-14_23-26-58

Item 2 is the scenario where we want to redirect to a custom access denied page.

Thangs again @liangshiwei,

Your temporary solution works perfectly!

ABP Commercial 7.4.2 / Blazor Server / EF / Non tiered / Separate Host and Tenant DBs / Lepton Theme

Hi, We found that when a page is not authorized for a particular user, and that user attempts to access the page's URL in the browser address bar, (while logged in) the page still loads, but it's contents are empty.

In ABP, what's the best approach to redirect the user to an Access Denied page?

Thanks in advance!

Thanks @liangshiwei,

I appreciate the quick response. I'll test and let you know how things look.

With a Blazor Server project using the Lepton Theme, do the following...

1. Add a user
2. Login as the new user
3. Under My Account > Personal Info, verify the user's email
4. 2FA is now an option for the user under My Account > Personal Info.
5. While logged in as the user, enable 2fFA under My Account > Two factor authentication
6. Log out
7. Login and the user has both Email and Authenticator listed in the 2FA provider dropdown, even though Authenticator app access was never setup.

It seems that any save in the My Account > Personal Info tab unconditionally triggers the Authenticator app to be a valid 2fa provider for the user.

I reproduced this with a newly created 7.4.2 Blazor Server project with the Lepton Theme.

This is excellent news. I believe this feature is a must have for the framework.