Hi,
I was studying the sample-blog-module application, but i didn't understand the behavior of the views. The content of blog page is loaded from the app and not from the module. Also the *.cshtml and *.js of the blog view is duplicated. Is that correct ? Because in my point of view the app should render the views and scripts from module.
Thanks
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Hi,
blog module is not for AspNet Zero. It's a simple example and designed for open source "ABP + module zero" template (<a class="postlink" href="http://www.aspnetboilerplate.com/Templates">http://www.aspnetboilerplate.com/Templates</a>).
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Hi,
Sorry, i should have asked this in the "Module Zero" forum.
But I've followed the steps just like in <a class="postlink" href="https://github.com/aspnetboilerplate/sample-blog-module">https://github.com/aspnetboilerplate/sample-blog-module</a>. So I've used just like you said, the "ABP + Module Zero".
In that repository you created twice the blog view and its js file: sample-blog-module/src/Abp.Samples.Blog.Web/App/Main/views/blog/ sample-blog-module/app/MyAbpZeroProject.Web/App/Main/views/blog/ Why these files are duplicated?
To determine which view is being rendered, I modified the contents of the view of the src folder, and nothing happened. But when I modified the contents of the app folder view, I could see the updates.
It would not be right to keep only view the files in the src folder? And the application load its contents from the module?
Thanks
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app folder contains a sample application that installed blog module. When you install blog module, views and scripts are copied into your application's App/Main/views/blog/ folder. So, there is no duplicate actually.
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