For my application I'm using the user management system. Everything is working fine, except for my profile page. In my editor, the profile page looks like this by default:
I figured that it has something to do with the "visable" expression: ${user != null}. When I delete this expression I'm seeing the page normally.
Obviously this experession is here for a reason. It seems Radzen isn't recognizing my current user, which is weird because I'm logging in with an username and password.
The expression is there because of the admin/admin login however as far as I understand you've logged with real user? Can you post more info about the app? Is it .NET 3.1 or .NET5? I've tested the page with server-side Blazor and .NET 5 and profile page worked normally on my end when logged with real user:
I've made this app a while ago but I believe it's a .NET5 server-side app. I've tested another app which is definitely .NET5 and I experienced the same problem (they are using the same database though).
I've logged into the app as an admin so I should see this page, am I right? In fact, everyone is authorized to see the page.
The admin/admin user is not part of the database and exactly because of this the form in profile page have expression for Visible property. You cannot edit the profile of admin/admin.
Honestly I'm not sure why the user is null in your case - it's initialized in Page Load:
