Sansar Tiwari (Customer) asked a question.
Using sitefinity credentials to login in .net core renderer sitefinity app but getting invalid credentials .
Is .Net Core renderer Sitefintiy app using same Sitefinity(.net framework) db?
Anyone Please help me
Hi @Sansar Tiwari (Customer) , The .net core renderer is configured to point to a Sitefinity CMS instance somewhere. You need to use the password for that instance. Check your appsettings.json file for a Sitefinity:Url setting to see which Sitefinity instance is being used. The renderer doesn't have it's own database.
@Sansar Tiwari (Customer) It looks like you are using Sitefinity Cloud. Now depending on which type of Sitefinity Cloud you have will depend on if the Sitefintiy user works or now.
If you have Sitefinity Developer Edition (PaaS) version of Sitefinity Cloud and have restored your database locally then your data was obfuscated and the user email is not the same. You will need to query the sf_users table via SQL management studio and find a user. The better way would be to use the SSO button and config the renderer to use your staging environment. You will also need the localvalidationkey.
If you have the Sitefinity Cloud base model (SaaS) using the SSO button is the easiest way to authenticate. You need to point your app at your staging setup and have your localvalidationkey in your app settings.
Good very well you are using the wrong username and password too :)
@Jonathan Read (Progress Software) thank you so much , I created new user in sitefinity instance and using that user I'm able to login in .Net core renderer sitefinity
@Sansar Tiwari (Customer) It looks like you are using Sitefinity Cloud. Now depending on which type of Sitefinity Cloud you have will depend on if the Sitefintiy user works or now.
If you have Sitefinity Developer Edition (PaaS) version of Sitefinity Cloud and have restored your database locally then your data was obfuscated and the user email is not the same. You will need to query the sf_users table via SQL management studio and find a user. The better way would be to use the SSO button and config the renderer to use your staging environment. You will also need the localvalidationkey.
https://www.progress.com/documentation/sitefinity-cms/cloud/set-up-the-project-for-local-development-asp.net-core-renderer
If you have the Sitefinity Cloud base model (SaaS) using the SSO button is the easiest way to authenticate. You need to point your app at your staging setup and have your localvalidationkey in your app settings.
Good very well you are using the wrong username and password too :)