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NicolásMuNew Member

Include accessibility-related attributes in XSSProtection configurationInvestigating

Resumen de la solicitud de mejora de funciones (RFE): Currently, AEM’s XSSProtection configuration (/libs/cq/xssprotection/config.xml) does not allow several accessibility-related attributes such as aria-label, aria-hidden, role, and tabindex.We propose including these attributes by default in the configuration to improve accessibility support and reduce the need for overlays or custom configurations. Caso de uso: Developers using HTL expressions like: ${property @ context='html'} cannot render accessibility attributes defined in component properties, since they are filtered by the XSSProtection mechanism. This limits the ability to build fully accessible components following WCAG and ARIA standards. Comportamiento actual/experimentado: When rendering properties that contain ARIA or accessibility-related attributes, these attributes are removed by XSSProtection because they are not listed in config.xml. The only current workaround is to overlay /libs/cq/xssprotection/config.xml into /apps, which may cause maintenance issues with future updates. Comportamiento mejorado/esperado: AEM should include the attributes aria-label, aria-hidden, role, and tabindex (and potentially other accessibility-related attributes) in the default XSSProtection configuration, allowing them to be safely rendered through HTL without requiring overlay. Detalles del entorno (versión de AEM, Service Pack y cualquier otra especificación, si corresponde): AEM as a Cloud Service  Issue reproducible in both Author and Publish environments. Core Components and custom components affected. Nombre del cliente o de la organización: TELEFONICA ESPANA  Captura de pantalla (si corresponde): N/A Paquete de código (si corresponde) Not required – issue reproducible with any component rendering an HTL property with @2941342='html' containing ARIA attributes.

kwin1Level 2

Support wildcard DV certificates and subdomainsInvestigating

Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: Wildcard DV certificates and wildcard subdomains Use-case: For DEV and STAGE environments often a common publish domain is being used. As the default Adobe one (https://publish-pxxx-eyyy.adobeaemcloud.com/) does not allow subdomains the individual sites are addressed via subdomains of that common domain to have a similar setup as PROD (1 domain = 1 website). That allows even automatic mapping of content paths to sites without needing setup costs for additional sites. Current/Experienced Behavior: Cloud Manager does neither support wildcard domains in the domain settings (https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/using-cloud-manager/custom-domain-names/introduction#usage-notes) nor does it allow wildcard DV Adobe-managed certificates. Therefore each subdomain requires - Configuration via the Domain - Domain verification via additional TXT record - Set up a dedicated DV manager certificate   Although one could use a custom wildcard certificate right now, that needs to be OV/EV (too expensive for DEV/STAGE purposes) and also the management per subdomain still needs to be done manually. Improved/Expected Behavior: Allow wildcard domains so that the setup is only necessary once, instead of per sub domain. This requires:- Allow configuration of wildcard domains in Domain management - Allow Adobe managed DV certificates for wildcards (supported by Let's Encrypt with every ACMEv2 compatible client) - Adjust UI to allow mapping the wildcard certificates to the wildcard domain Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): n/a Customer-name/Organization name:   Screenshot (if applicable):   Code package (if applicable):  

NitaYaNew Member

Ability to search for images in the “Pick Image” window (Image component)Investigating

Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: Ability to search for images in the “Pick Image” window on the image component   As of now, when an author tries to select an image using the “browse for image” option in components or page properties, they need to drill through the entire AEM directory and hunt for the image they want with truncated file names and tiny thumbnails. Could we have the ability to search for an image using file names or descriptions? Use-case: Image Search in “Pick Image” Dialog Currently, when authors select an image in AEM through the “Browse for Image” option (in components or page properties), they must manually navigate through the entire directory structure. This process is inefficient and error-prone, especially when dealing with large repositories, truncated file names, or small thumbnail previews. By adding a search capability within the “Pick Image” dialog, authors could quickly locate assets by file name, description, or metadata. This enhancement would significantly improve the authoring experience by: Reducing the time spent searching for specific images Streamlining content creation and updates Minimizing manual navigation errors Increasing overall productivity for large-scale content teams Current/Experienced Behavior: When we select/pick an image into the image component, we have to select the aem directory and hunt for the image we want  Improved/Expected Behavior: Could we have the ability to search for an image using file names or descriptions and then select the one we want Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): AEM 6.5 Customer-name/Organization name: OneTrust Screenshot (if applicable):   Code package (if applicable):  

MenisaMeNew Member

Publish Button in "Open in Assets" view in new CF EditorInvestigating

Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: Publish Button in "Open in Assets" view in new CF Editor Use-case: To enhance user convenience, "Publish Button" should be available once the user click "Open in Assets" view. Current/Experienced Behavior: There's no publish button option for the user after clicking "Open in Assets". User needs to manually navigate under full Assets UI. User should still have an option to publish the asset without publishing the CF which the asset is reference to. Improved/Expected Behavior: When the user clicks "Open in Assets," the system should provide an option to publish the asset directly within the "Open in Assets" view. This eliminates the need for the user to manually navigate to the full Assets UI. Additionally, the system should ensure that the user can publish the asset independently without publishing the Content Fragment (CF) that references the asset. This allows for greater flexibility and avoids unintended changes to the associated CF: A "Publish" button should be available in the "Open in Assets" view. The "Publish" action should apply only to the selected asset and not affect the referencing Content Fragment (CF). The user experience should be streamlined, reducing unnecessary navigation steps. Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable):   Customer-name/Organization name: Accenture, Inc. Screenshot (if applicable):   Code package (if applicable):  

Improve Quick Publish Error handlingInvestigating

Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: When doing a quick publish in AEM 6.5.21 of a page that refers to a template that contains policies for components, the publish action fails (without any error message) when there is an issue when the cq:lastReplicated property is missing on a policy, and the cq:lastReplicationAction is set to Activate.Upon inspection of the logs, it seems like there is a NPE in the ActivationReferenceSearchBuilder.When manually replicating the default policy, the issue resolves and the replication works, as the reference search no longer errors with a NPE. I would expect either an error message, replication to skip the reference, or some more Null safety checks in the reference search service. Use-case: Users cannot Quick Publish content that has issues with related content missing cq:lastReplicated property.  Current/Experienced Behavior: It's very difficult for developers to debug this as we only have an internal NPE without any reference to what is the error. The ActivationReferenceSearchBuilder could point to related content, content fragments, experience fragments, but in this case there is an issue with a linked component policy on the template.  Improved/Expected Behavior: At least: an error message in the user-facing quick publish dialog. Currently the behavior is a red Warning icon without any text.  Secondary: a more relevant error message: instead of a run-time NPE, a dedicated exception or a warning/debug log would be nice.  Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): AEM6.5.23 Customer-name/Organization name: Nationale Loterij Screenshot (if applicable):   Code package (if applicable):  

AlexCa20Adobe Employee

Increase Calculated Field Limits in PlanningNew

ContextAn enterprise customer implementing Adobe Workfront Planning encountered a platform‑imposed limit of 20 calculated fields per record type while trying to add a few additional calculated fields to support new teams. They asked whether this restriction could be overridden.Steps takenSupport investigated and confirmed that Workfront Planning currently enforces a hard limit of 20 calculated fields per record type. This limit is part of the product’s performance guardrails and cannot be changed or increased within an individual customer environment.Business impactThe customer is using a single, centrally governed workspace to maintain consistent intake, taxonomy, and reporting across multiple lines of business. Calculated fields are a core component of their sizing, normalization, and reporting logic. The 20‑field cap forces them to:Remove or consolidate existing calculations Introduce manual workarounds Fragment their data model across multiple record types or workspacesThis undermines their goal of using Planning as a centralized, enterprise‑grade planning system, slows down their rollout, and risks reduced data quality, higher operational overhead, and limited scalability as more teams onboard.The askWhy does the 20‑field limit on calculated fields exist in Workfront Planning? Is there any plan or timeline to increase or remove this cap? Given that this limitation has surfaced for multiple organizations, what is the recommended enterprise design pattern or workaround when the need clearly exceeds 20 calculated fields per record type?