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Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: Enable the ability to add custom fields to the Content Fragment GraphQL schema via code, SlingDataFetcher, or programmatic means, without requiring changes to the Content Fragment Model definition in AEM. Use-case: Developers and integrators need to expose computed, derived, or integration-specific fields in the Content Fragment GraphQL API for headless delivery, without modifying the underlying Content Fragment Model. Current/Experienced Behavior: The Content Fragment GraphQL schema is auto-generated from the Content Fragment Model and system fields. It is not possible to add custom fields via code, SlingDataFetcher, or other programmatic approaches. Business Impact Limits flexibility for headless integrations, increases maintenance overhead, and requires model changes for every new field, which may not be feasible or desirable in large organizations or for computed/integration fields. Improved/Expected Behavior: Ability to programmatically extend the Content Fragment GraphQL schema with custom fields (e.g., via SlingDataFetcher or similar mechanism), allowing dynamic, computed, or integration fields to be exposed without model changes. Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): AEM 6.5 LTS; Content Fragment Models and GraphQL API; persisted queries; endpoints as described above. Customer-name/Organization name: JPMorgan Chase Code package (if applicable): https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/how-to-expose-a-custom-resolver-field-in-content-fragments-for/m-p/776485 . I have added the code here
We recently found some of our users who have the Workfront App installed within Slack were not able to get any of the backslash Workfront commands to Work. Here are the process steps to solve that problem. Current experience league information advises the user to uninstall the app. What we found to work for us was to revoke their access to the Workfront app within slack. Here are the process steps we followed. Go to slack, under “Apps” click on the “more actions” (go to the right side of the bar, you will see three vertical dots)Select “Manage”Select “Browse apps”In the search bar enter WorkfrontIn the search results select “Adobe Workfront” (it is the second choice)Click on the three vertical dots that appear next to the field labeled ‘VIP’ Select ‘configuration’Enter ‘Workfront in the search bar’, then select ‘Adobe Workfront’Click on ‘Configuration’ Click on “Revoke” Completely close out of Slack Re-open slack and enter any of the standard commands such as /wf help
Our team depends on knowing the priority of a task to know which task to complete first. We use the task priority field to indicate if a task has a hard, soft or urgent deadline. That priority needs to be visible as a column in the My Tasks widget.
If you have a Conversational Flow with a Meeting Booking, and set info capture to "Skip if value is already in database", the meeting confirmation email does skip these fields as well. That's not a great experience. If the value is skipped, because it already exists in the database, the confirmation email should grab that value from the database. Otherwise the sales person that takes the meeting doesn't get that information. Here's the confirmation email for a new person that doesn't skip values: And here's the same confirmation for a person that is already known in Marketo:Sales Person wouldn't know First, Last, Country and Company Name.
Description:It would be highly beneficial to display the size of an individual profile directly within the Profile Viewer in Adobe Experience Platform (AEP). Why is this feature important?Currently, while we can view various attributes and audience memberships in the UI, there is no visibility into the actual size of a profile. Having this information readily available would help us better understand data volume, optimize storage, and troubleshoot performance issues more effectively. How would you like the feature to work?Within the Profile Viewer, alongside existing profile attributes, display the total size (in KB/MB) of the profile. This could be shown as a summary metric or as part of the metadata section. Current Behavior:There is currently no way to determine the size of an individual profile through the UI, which limits visibility into data usage at the profile level.
Descripción - Me and my colleagues are using the set auto_to_json function a ton while querying, partially it is because it only works for a single session. Therefor, one day, I thought that it would be a low effort hight reward implementation inside the query service UI. This function might be implemented at an account level or just by adding a little toggle inside next to the "copy" or "undo text" functionalities. Something like this: I am really sorry for my drawing skills, as you might have already figured out, I am not an artist haha.
I've had this request from our sales team. They would like to be able to view leads who have visited specific pages and/or content on our website. While I can set this up as an Interesting Moment its still only showing at the person or account level. They want a view where they can filter by using a URL on from our website and see a list of their leads have viewed that content.
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