Hi everyone, I'm working on an Umbraco 13 project and have been trying to set up Cookie based authentication (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/security/authentication/cookie?view=aspnetcore-8.0) We have an external data source being used for front-end user accounts, to which all I want to do is used the Cookie based authentication to control the authentication process. I found some older code in the Umbraco forums that lead me to this current set up of code: Image1 for my AddUserCookieAuthentication builder extension Image2 for how I add this extenstion in Startup.cs Image3 for adding the use Authentication to the app in Startup.cs Image4 is where my code for logging the user in. All of this works great. I can properly check if a user is logged in and authenticated using "HttpContext.User.Identity.IsAuthenticated" and obtain the data from the Claims. I just ran into an issue where if I am logged in on the frontend, the back office is broken for me. (I can still open an incognito window and login there and everything works fine) In the console I see this error:

Possibly unhandled rejection: The user object is invalid, the remainingAuthSeconds is required.

I'm pretty sure it has to do with how I'm using the cookie authentication. Is there any way to fix this? Or is there anyway to better setup the cookie authentication than how I am doing it currently? If anymore information is needed, please let me know and I can provide it! Thank you! https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1305939609548492870/1305939609758470214/image.png?ex=6734da8a&is=6733890a&hm=43e0a7c12f81eed0e65cab3da0dae71e03d4f720cf3d7ce571719b10f29483df& https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1305939609548492870/1305939610261520484/image.png?ex=6734da8a&is=6733890a&hm=6d2816d406f193c1c2c9ddd794c9db2d00e3fb234e5f47c8e2277e7012ea2c26& https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1305939609548492870/1305939610530086973/image.png?ex=6734da8a&is=6733890a&hm=faea64d792ab91d041149de01e37786e136a4956126bee4d6aba6b094ba5e68f& https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1305939609548492870/1305939610786074714/image.png?ex=6734da8a&is=6733890a&hm=7b63405b97a65717deb380f2c7c98522505d7057ab4b134a10be884c7fc6fc86&

Our site currently has two languages with some parts of the site displaying prices in localized currencies. How to detect if site is domain.com or domain.com/da? And get the current culture of the site?

My team and I have attempted an umbraco upgrade to the latest stable 13.x.x on a production environment (at the time of work sign-off). We maintain three deployment environments for our client: - An internal test and a prep-prod/UAT environment. - Production All of these umbraco applications are hosted in Azure in the form of Azure Web Apps. Pre-Prod and Prod are the closes architecturally speaking as each have two app web apps: 1) An Administrative instance for the umbraco backoffice 2) A public facing instance of the website An upgrade on all environments prior to production has been relatively painless - allowing Umbraco to applicate the necessary changes to facilitate the upgrade to 13.0.3. Unfortunately, the same can be said about production: The production database contains significantly more content that that of the non-prod environments and could be a contributing factor to the SQL timeout exceptions observed in the installation splash screen and in the trace logs *Troubleshooting * There was two key issues that we resolved together on pre-prod: Ensuring that the .NET stack version on the Azure Web app was updated to v8 (which I did) Adding and increasing the **DistributedLockingReadLockDefaultTimeOut **values in the appsettings. I also came across one example of the issues with an Umbraco 13 upgrade as described in this Umbraco forms thread. The suggested remediation steps didn’t resolve my issue. If you have any ideas for next steps, I’d be appreciative. https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1219659453012639856/1219659453155250196/fe0d208e-9f4d-4ae2-99b5-28a59d8d9fa0.png?ex=660c1b61&is=65f9a661&hm=a1dbe9908a72a51961dcb7b998f104e523489b853719e20c37f0b78a8229f598&

I have an Umbraco Document Type and a template with the same name. I create a page in Umbraco and can view the page with the details entered. On this page i now would like to build a form so it can be submitted. As soon as i declare the model in the top of my cshtml file, i get an error about the ViewData (ViewDataDictionary) is of type X but this method requires Y. How am i supposed to set this up so both the content from Umbraco work and my custom form would work?

Hi I don't know what I'm doing wrong for a simple task. I created a composition with a property for an image. Select Media picker as the type. I create a home page which has a master page listed and all the properties data come through fine when I do @Model.PageName But as soon as I use @Model.PageImage.Url() Or .GetCropUrl("cropName") I get the error "MediaWithCrops does not contain a definition for GetCropUrl and no accessible extension method accepting a first argument of type 'MediaWithCrops' could be found. I've checked versions and all versions are the same for Umbraco 13 but I don't why this is happening?

Upgrading Umbraco and Umbraco Forms from 12.almost-latest to 13.latest worked fine in development, but in the production environment we get "Invalid column name NodeId" in the Forms backoffice UI and in the logs when forms are being indexed. There was nothing in the version-specific upgrade documentation for Forms to 13. What should be done in this case? Is this a Forms SQL migration that didn't run?

Hey everyone. Today i was wondering what the future of umbraco could look like. I've read posts about using nextjs and other frameworks, but am i right, that then cshtml would be obsolete? Is the future more and more heading towards headless cms and moving away from cshtml and all that comes with it? OR is it still future proof and will it someday maybe go to blazor? What would be a good way to implement client side rendering together with cshtml? As you can see there is a lot of things that i'm unsure about. Maybe someone could help me out what a future proof stack could look like and what umbraco itself is targeting for the future. I've found this post regarding .net Core / MVC https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51390971/im-lost-what-happened-to-asp-net-mvc-5

The title says it all. I've gone from v10 to v13, and now attempting v13 to v14, however I get the following error during the install/upgrade process: Internal 500 Error: https://www.mysite.local/umbraco/management/api/v1/upgrade/settings Invalid column name 'key'.\r\nInvalid column name 'key' You cans see the full error here: https://pastebin.com/U1Wid6gY Any help much appreciated.

In Umbraco 13 I was able to point the *"Custom View" *of the block inside the block editor to the

.html

file to get the nice preview of the widget in a block grid. In v14 I assume that since web components are used, "Custom View" field should be pointed to one of them. I stumbled upon an extension type in an

umbraco-package.json

called

bockEditorCustomView

(I assume it's a typo and should be

blockEditorCustomView

?), I've tried to use it and point to JS file with web component, and then pick it from the "Custom View" option in backoffice. However, there are only just a list of all files/folders shown and no block editor custom view that I defined in manifest. How can I acheve this in v14? https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1240303635796332556/1240303636181946420/image.png?ex=66461246&is=6644c0c6&hm=b5c3e626abef6cb1721814dd2f926e2bff5f4529d696c8c50db048e684c87319&

To be totally honest, I'm hoping someone more cleverest than me has already created views to render the Block Grid using Tailwind classes, and is also generous enough to share them? We had a go and have found it really hard. I can offer lots of positive energy in return. 🤗