How do I get more information when Error.cshtml is called?
I created a Blazor Interactive Server app and it has the files Error.cshtml and Error.cshtml.cs. I do not know why/when they are called. I added logging in:
How do I get more information when Error.cshtml is called?
I created a Blazor Interactive Server app and it has the files Error.cshtml and Error.cshtml.cs. I do not know why/when they are called. I added logging in:
How do I get more information when Error.cshtml is called?
I created a Blazor Interactive Server app and it has the files Error.cshtml and Error.cshtml.cs. I do not know why/when they are called. I added logging in:
How can I write a script in the head of some of my Blazor pages?
I want to write event structured data in the <head> of some of my Blazor pages, where the content is specific to the page.
How can I force re-render of the entire page
Blazor Interactive Server app. In my MainLayout.razor, if a user is logged in, I display their avatar in the top of the page. Well below that is the @Body.
Navigation Manager is null after adding Entra OpenId authentication
I am developing a Blazor server (.Net 8) application. In the OnAfterRenderAsync of the index page, if there is no Oath token, I’m sending the user to an external API to get it. Once that is done, the API redirects back to my app. That has worked fine for several weeks and it was one of the first methods I wrote. Wherever I call the Navigation Manager I’m injecting it as [Inject] public NavigationManager NavManager { get; set; }
Blazor Navigation Manager throws navigation error with external url
I’m using .Net 8 and I am trying to make an Oath request to Acrobat Sign API. I need to send the user to Adobe to authenticate and then they are redirected back to my site with a code. I’m calling the nav manager redirect during home page OnInitialize method.
Triggering authentication flow in Blazor
I have this on my index page in a Blazor project:
Blazored.Toast does not work beginning from version 4.0.0
I have a Blazor server-side project (.Net 8), and I use Blazored.Toast to display messages. It used to work until I updated the package to the newest version. I noticed that the message boxes don’t look nice anymore, rather, they look like simple alert messages:
Why does Blazor Server have the browser call blazor.server.js multiple times?
I watched a page load using F12 and blazor.server.js is loaded multiple times (see below). I understand the browser loading multiple times because of the ?id=... being different on each. But why does the Blazor code need to keep reloading the same Javascript file?