First, thanks for the opportunity,
I noticed that the latest template using ABP 3.0 and aspnetcore 2.0 doesn't come with social logins implementations. Also I cannot register user in UI anymore. I would like to know why they were gone.
Will these features come back in future versions? I'm afraid to use the codes from previous versions and crash with the new aspnetcore 2.0.
Thanks in advance
User Registration is available. There is a register link in the login page: https://github.com/aspnetboilerplate/module-zero-core-template#login-page
However you should switch to a tenant for that. Host side does not has register functionality by design.
We removed social logins since the implementation had some problems and we didn't want to provide support for it and wanted to keep startup template simple. It's pretty standard, you can implement yourself by following Microsoft's documents.
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I am currently looking for informations about eZ Publish Community version and its limits to develop a public portal.
Furthermore:
Can I use Oracle database? Should I prefer ezoracle to any Symfony extension?
Can I integrate an antivirus solution? If yes which one?
Can I use 2 different instances, one to write and export contents, and another one to import and update contents?
Which newsletter system do you suggest?
Is back-end IE8 and IE9 compatible?
Can I (de)activate contact forms on demand?
Can I integrate a more powerful anti-spam solution than visual CAPTCHA? (ex: reCAPTCHA)
Can the webmaster modify layout elements, such as logos, bannes, aso.
Thank you for your help!
Latest community version is using Doctrine DBAL (through new stack) which supports Oracle. But so far there is no information that someone tried it as the Doctrine support is quite new. ezoracle extension is a legacy extension which might be used but not if new stack is being utilised.
Anti-virus solutions are not something that makes sense to integrate with CMS-es. Those are either client software (CMS runs on web servers) or server side software which is installed on the web server and monitors uploaded files.
You probably describe a content staging kind of setup for which there is no out-of-the-box solution. But the CMS is quite flexible and some solution could be possible to develop.
Solid and integrated one is the cjw_newsletter, but its legacy based. There is nothing similar in the new stack, there might be some Symfony based bundles that could be integrated but would require some development effort. Depends on the integration needed. If not much integration is needed external services are an option
Legacy admin interface is, for the new editor UI which is under development at the moment I am not sure what will be the oldest IE supported. IE8 probably not, maybe just with graceful degradation.
If you mean legacy collected info based forms yes. You can hide the node of the forms for example. In new stack there are no similar implementation yet.
Yes, although it would probably require some web development knowledge. If you use legacy collected info forms you can try to install some of the existing legacy extension that deal with that (e.g. http://projects.ez.no/recaptcha) but to do it in new stack (Symfony based) you will probably need to dig deeper with Symfony Forms and custom controllers or find and integrate bundles that implement this
This depends on how the front-end is implemented. If done properly it should be possible, yes
For more detailed help feel free to use the community forum: http://share.ez.no/forums/ez-publish-5-platform
I have been searching here on stackoverflow, Google, and elsewhere but not having very much luck, so I was hoping that someone here might have an idea.
I have an existing Visual Studio 2012 ASP.Net 4.0 non-MVC website. I just need to add in the ecommerce portion. The site is not Amazon style by any stretch of the imagination, but there is an area on the site, where users can press a button and add an item to a cart. There should be an admin side, etc.
The problem that I have is that I have no clue which ecommerce package is best. There are several packages if you start from their template and then modify via admin panel or otherwise. I just wish to add on.
The more obvious choices have issues:
nopCommerce: Requires MVC and .Net Framework 4.5. That lets that out for both reasons. My web hosting company supports 4.0 and 2.0, not 4.5. Also, I have a non-MVC ASP.net application. I should add that their support system is non-existent.
dotshoppingcart: That had the most promise, but they are moving to MVC and no support.
PHP based is definitely out.
Simply using a button and passing control to another page, which yields a different domain, hence two different products coexisting, is a nice idea, but has issues, such as the shopping cart item, although I guess if I had the db layout, then that could be programmed.
http://www.vevocart.com/
This is one link which I found useful out recently... which is Not MVC based.... it also has many versions ... so you can select whichever suits you ......hope it hepls you.
You'd probably be better off coding this yourself (caveat: own blog post):
Integrate PayPal Checkout Button with ASP.NET 2.0
Language: C#
Skill: Beginner
Tool: Visual Studio 2010
Technology: ASP.NET 4.0 WebForms
Hello StackOverflow,
I intend to develop an asp.net web app for my final year project (to complete my bachelors degree) ,Scenario is that I want to allow users of the app to post videos(vidz) and these vidz can only be watched by the user who is allowed by the owner of the vidz ,further more the viewer should only be able to view the vidoes...
I came to know about the DRM solution of silverlight but i think its comes with some cost ,so for me its unaffordable..
it's a bit of a kludge but I used the approach below to protect images from being downloaded without the right cookie being set ... a variation could be used to hide the video from random attempts.
if you need to be really certain that it's protected then a solution like PlayReady is going to be the answer, but if you just need to avoid casual "fly-by" then this might be enough
http://blog.offbeatmammal.com/post/2006/06/30/Using-ASPNET-to-restrict-access-to-images.aspx
If you're using ASP.Net MVC I recommend you to take a look at this project:
http://mvcresumingactions.codeplex.com/
By adding authorization layer on top of your controller you can easily manage access to that controller based on your own logic (Like members who have access to that video). For more information about authorization you can take a look at:
http://nerddinnerbook.s3.amazonaws.com/Part9.htm
I know this is little bit generic but I hope this can give you some clue :-)
Microsoft recently announced their Facebook SDK.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/ee388574.aspx
Has anyone tried using it with ASP.NET or ASP.NET MVC ?
Would like your opinion. Any gotchas that developers need to be aware of ?
Michael
This is version 3.0 of the SDK. I've been using an earlier version and am in the process of upgrading to this new version.
Your question is very vague. What kind of gotchas are you expecting? There are so many pieces of the Facebook API that it's hard to speak to what your experience will be. What's stopping you from giving it a try yourself? You'd probably learn more from a few hours of building your own app with the SDK than anything anyone would be able to tell you here. If you get stuck or something doesn't work, then post your code and/or specific question and we'll do what we can to help you.
I am working on an ASP.NET MVC app using this library.
I have not used a whole lot of the functionality of the library since there are only two MVC specific class. An Controller Extension for getting a facebook api object, and an Action decorator attribute.
I have run into quite a bit of trouble with the methods in the Facebook.Rest.Data namespace.
Namely getting and setting Cookies.
Not sure what the deal is with this but it has been frustrating. And if it was not required by the client I would probably try and find a different library.
I am not sure how to phrase a good question, so I will just say what I am after!
I have to retool a web application for our vendors and part of that requires restricting content on a vendor by vendor basis. Looking at ASP.NET (MVC) this seems easy enough using the built in Authorization Filters and the IPrincipal and IIdentity interfaces (I haven't used them yet, just reading, so I may be using these terms incorrectly!).
What I'm not interested in doing is writing all the code for managing users and roles. I would love to be able to assume all of this is done for me by a third party application, and my code simply specifies roles required.
Now, I'm not exactly sure the product I am after, or if it even exists. Is this a CMS? Right now our vendor site uses a very old version of DNN. Some of our existing custom code is written as a module within DNN. I am not interesting in this type of solution at all. I want to be able to build a standard ASP.NET webapp and not be tied to a certain vendor 'module' definition. It seems like this should be possible if the CMS / Portal implement custom providers behind the ASP.NET provided API's, yah?
The primary (only) customer here is developers, if that makes sense.
Notes:
I really don't need a full blown CMS, which is why I'm confused on what type of product to search for. Some CMS functionality might be nice, but the site is only for very specific vendor interaction that is going to be 95% custom.
I see that ASP.NET provies a website administration tool, and that is cool, but doesn't solve the public facing aspects of user interaction.
ASP.NET provides extensive membership and role management APIs that are pretty easy to work with since version 2.0. They are available in ASP.NET MVC. Probably they do not require much more work than you would do anyway for styling or other stuff. But since you don't want to do it anyway, you can use a simple Web form with a Login control in your MVC app and make routing ignore that path with:
routes.IgnoreRoute("SignIn.aspx");
Just drag a login control to SignIn.aspx as you would in any Web form app.