I currently started a new project using Blazor and I am using auto rendermode globally. The structure by default has 2 projects: the server and the client project. I’ve created a simple login page in the client that uses a HttpClient to call an API from the server to login the user. The BaseAddress is set both in the server and client Program.cs:

I currently started a new project using Blazor and I am using auto rendermode globally. The structure by default has 2 projects: the server and the client project. I’ve created a simple login page in the client that uses a HttpClient to call an API from the server to login the user. The BaseAddress is set both in the server and client Program.cs:

I currently started a new project using Blazor and I am using auto rendermode globally. The structure by default has 2 projects: the server and the client project. I’ve created a simple login page in the client that uses a HttpClient to call an API from the server to login the user. The BaseAddress is set both in the server and client Program.cs:

I believe something which I don’t understand about Blazor coming from Windows form development is happening here. I am trying to get data from an API which I know is working correctly and delivering data correctly to another application. To me it appears that the code is being terminated prior to allowing the async call to finish.

From the official Microsoft documentation:

In my Blazor page, I have this simple code (ToggleButtonGroup is from here).

I’m trying to do login with blazor, but now the problem is that whenever I type in the data into inputtext fields I get validation error “this field is required” eventhough the information is entered. The model looks like this

I’m trying to do login with blazor, but now the problem is that whenever I type in the data into inputtext fields I get validation error “this field is required” eventhough the information is entered. The model looks like this

I have been strugling with passing more than one parameter from child component to parent via EventCaalback.
So here is my working solution:
(.NET 8.02)

Consider the following Blazor code: