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HARSH_TIWARI
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Rendercondition to render a component cq:dialog field specific to a template

  • May 24, 2024
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I'm encountering an issue with rendering a component field that's specific to a template.

 

For instance, let's consider a text component with fields for Eyebrow, Title, and Description. Now, I've added a new field called Bio Detail to the text component.

My goal is to hide the Bio Detail field on templates other than the Bio Page Template. Additionally, on the Bio Page Template, I want to hide all other fields of the text component except for Bio Detail.


Note :- I am using jsp for render condition.

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    Best answer by Ankan_Ghosh

    @harsh_tiwari If you are planning to switch from JSP to Sightly, you can refer to this blog https://ankanghosh-webdev.medium.com/granite-render-condition-in-aem-64d32f03a7d1

    It covers a few scenarios for render conditions and you can always use the java logic in your JSP with a little modification done on your end. 
    Thanks,

    Ankan Ghosh

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    sravs
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    sravsCommunity Advisor
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    May 24, 2024

    Hi @harsh_tiwari , please refer below for creating custom renderconditions

     

    https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/aem-creating-custom-granite-render-conditions-aem-community/m-p/360227

     

    https://www.bounteous.com/insights/2020/06/10/control-aem-action-menus-render-conditions

      HARSH_TIWARI
      HARSH_TIWARIAuthor
      Level 2
      June 13, 2024

      Thankyou @sravs for adding the blog link but that is not much helpful for me.

      Ankan_Ghosh
      Ankan_GhoshAccepted solution
      Level 3
      June 13, 2024

      @harsh_tiwari If you are planning to switch from JSP to Sightly, you can refer to this blog https://ankanghosh-webdev.medium.com/granite-render-condition-in-aem-64d32f03a7d1

      It covers a few scenarios for render conditions and you can always use the java logic in your JSP with a little modification done on your end. 
      Thanks,

      Ankan Ghosh

        HARSH_TIWARI
        HARSH_TIWARIAuthor
        Level 2
        June 13, 2024

        Thanks @ankan_ghosh 

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