extend-user | Example sprinkle for extending the User class | Plugin library
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Example sprinkle for extending the User class to contain additional fields.
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- User info page .
- Apply conditions to the builder .
- Boot the MemberAux trait .
- Create members table .
- Register the class mapper .
- Create the aux model .
- Bootstrap the extension .
- Remove all members .
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{
"require": {
"userfrosting/extend-user": "~4.1.1"
},
"base": [
"core",
"account",
"admin",
"extend-user"
]
}
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QUESTION
I am still relatively new to EF Core and beforehand I used PetaPoco, so please forgive my ignorance. In my database, I added the following fields to my AspNetUsers table:
- Elevated
- Deactivated
- FirstName
- LastName
I then created the following classes following this blog article:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-19 at 16:18You have to specify type parameter(s) for IdentityDbContext
. You need to inherit from IdentityDbContext
class. Without type parameters you are using classes defined in ASP.NET Core Identity. Everything you'd like to change must be reflected in your code.
QUESTION
I am trying to build a website in ASP.NET Core MVC and am using the Microsoft.Identity library. I have a custom property in my User
(ApplicationUser) class which is called Token
. I want to create a cookie on login with that token. So I need to call some function that allows me to fetch the Token
attribute from the logged in user (via UserManager or whatever. It has to be the user that logged in.)
I have searched on the internet and have found several solutions by creating a custom Factory and then adding it to the startup.cs Like this. But I cannot find or see a way to access the property. User.Identity.GetToken()
does not work.
Here is my custom factory:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-11 at 15:40Your "CustomUserIdentityFactory" adding claims to the logged in user, so that claims will be added in to the cookie, which can be accessed using "User.Claims" by specifying your claim type.
Assume your claim type is "http://www.example.com/ws/identity/claims/v1/token"
Change your code as below by overriding "CreateAsync" method using your own claim type.
QUESTION
I extended the Django User Model and added my own fields, and am currently working on filling out these fields during registration. The form seems to be working correctly, with everything apart from the saving.
I used this to help me.
Here is the extension of the User Model:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-12 at 11:50It looks like the use object is not being saved,so that it can store its reference StudentProfile model.
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