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mahi1729
mahi1729Accepted solution
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September 12, 2023

There is an option to disable model router. It is a meta property to add in head section. But if you go this route, everytime page url changes and if that path is not preloaded in the initial model.json call then it becomes your responsibility to call model manager explicitly to add new path so Ajax call is made and registry is updated. 

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mahi1729
mahi1729Accepted solution
Level 4
September 12, 2023

There is an option to disable model router. It is a meta property to add in head section. But if you go this route, everytime page url changes and if that path is not preloaded in the initial model.json call then it becomes your responsibility to call model manager explicitly to add new path so Ajax call is made and registry is updated. 

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TarunKumar
Community Advisor
Community Advisor
September 13, 2023

Hi @gururajko ,

You can use AEM remote SPA with next JS and can use AEM editor functionalities as-is for content management.

 

Checkout below article for more info.

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-learn/getting-started-with-aem-headless/s...

 

Thanks
Tarun

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