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Popping up different Dynamic Chat dialogues for known SFDC Contacts vs. SFDC Leads is a basic ask. It’s a smidge trickier than you might expect, though, for 2 reasons:   (1) you can’t sync SFDC Type from Marketo to the DC database(2) you can’t sync SFDC Is Deleted, another key component   Don’t worry, it’s still easy.   Mirror SFDC Is Deleted Create a custom Boolean field SFDC Is Deleted Mirror. Keep that field updated with a simple trigger campaign:   Sync SFDC Contact ID, SFDC Lead ID, and the new mirror field With the mirror field in hand, you have everything you need to reproduce SFDC Type in Dynamic Chat:   Build your audience criteria Now you can match SFDC Contacts:   And SFDC Leads:   Not too intimidating, right?  

Requirement:Currently, the Sling Distribution Forward Agents utilize the Apache Sling Distribution Packaging – Vault Package Builder Factory to export packages. However, I want to configure a custom Package Builder that can export or replicate files in their native format instead of using the Vault packaging mechanism.In other words, the goal is to export the content as-is — for example:If the file is a JSON, it should be exported as a JSON file.If it’s an HTML file, export it as HTML.If it’s an image, export it as an image.At present, the default Vault packaging exports the data in a binary (vault) format, which is not desirable for this use case.I would like to understand whether this can be achieved through configuration or if it requires a custom code implementation, so I can proceed accordingly.Currently using the default vault packaging in my forward agent :  

Hey Workfronters! It's me, Teddy, your unofficial (but very determined) Workfront mascot-in-training! I'm on a mission to earn my official Adobe Workfront sponsorship - one task, tip, and treat at a time. ❤️ This Halloween, I'm putting my best paw forward to show I've got what it takes to keep projects running smoothly --even with pumpkin lattes in hand and spooky deadlines lurking around every corner.  Now its your turn!Share below: Your favorite Workfront tip or trick that helps you slay your daily monsters (a.k.a. overdue tasks).Or your Workfront-themed Halloween costume idea - the more creative the better!Help Teddy prove that teamwork (and a little fluff) makes the dream work! 🐻✨ Stay pawsitive and keep your projects on track-or-treat! - Teddy the (Aspiring) Workfront Mascot @kurt_jones @cynthiaboon @lesliespier 

Each month, teams across Adobe Workfront host FREE webinars, interactive workshops, customer panels, and open Q&A sessions on various topics for System Administrators.    If you want to learn best practices, ask questions and collectively brainstorm solutions, or connect with other system administrators to build your network, sign up for one or all of the following events:    November 5 at 10:00 a.m. PT – Fusion Decoded: What It Is and Why Every Org Can Use It  November 6 at 8:00 a.m. PT – From Self-Taught to Success: How Kyndryl Scaled Workfront to Power $7B November 7 at 9:00 a.m. PT – Connect: Admin Chat for Marketing & Creative  November 10 at 8:00 a.m. PT – From Vision to Value: Workfront Planning Release & Roadmap [IN-PERSON] November 12 at 11:00 a.m. CT – Chicago Lunch and Learn  November 13 at 8:00 a.m. PT – Metadata Mayhem to Mastery: Building Bridges Between Workfront & AEM Assets Nov

Welcome to all the new members who joined this month! We’re excited to have you in the Adobe AEM Community🎉. Whether you’re brand new or have been here a while, this space is all about learning, sharing, and connecting with peers who get what you do every day.  In a world where so much is automated and AI-driven, this space is different — it’s built on humans helping humans. Every question asked, every tip shared, every reply left here makes a real difference.  If you’re new, this is your first touchpoint — and we’re truly glad you’re here. Think of this thread as a friendly café table where you can pull up a chair, say hi, and get to know others who “get” what you do. To get started, share: What company and role are you in Which feature you’re using most  One area you want to get better at  How long have you been working with AEM How long have you been using AEM And give us your answer to this month's Ice Breaker question for all to kick things off:&nbsp

Dear AEM Community, Your time is precious, and we understand the importance of efficiency when it comes to troubleshooting issues with AEM. That's why we're excited to again bring you our carefully curated collection of Top KCS (Knowledge-Base) Articles for October 2025, designed to help you resolve common challenges swiftly and effectively. Our Top KCS Articles are your shortcut to: Quickly identifying and resolving recurring issues. Accessing expert insights and best practices for AEM. Streamlining your troubleshooting process for maximum productivity. Empowering yourself with the knowledge to tackle any AEM-related problem head-on. Why spend hours searching for solutions, when our Top KCS Articles have already done the heavy lifting for you? Let us help you save time so you can focus on what truly matters – empowering you to provide a truly personalized experience to your customers with AEM. Start supercharging your problem-solving skills today by exploring our Top KCS A

Asset Share Commons vs Content Hub: Which Asset Distribution Solution Fits Your Needs?  by Aanchal Sikka Overview AEM Assets enables organizations to centrally manage, organize, and distribute brand assets like images, videos, and documents. But when it comes to sharing these assets with broader teams, partners, or external users, how do you choose between the two leading AEM asset distribution portals—Asset Share Commons and Content Hub?This blog explores the differences between the two https://techrevel.blog/2025/10/25/asset-share-commons-vs-content-hub-which-asset-distribution-solution-in-aem-fits-your-needs/ Q&A Please use this thread to ask questions relating to this article

As a Workfront admin and consultant, I've lost count of how many times I've had to explain the intricacies of Task Constraints and how each one behaves in Workfront. Chances are, so have you. Over the years, I've made a few attempts to create a task view that can coach users on which date-related fields they should edit to get predictable results in their task dates.  Those attempts were inevitably not always correct due to the number of variables that can impact task scheduling. Last week I was asked to produce yet another lesson on task scheduling for a new group. I decided one more time to again try making my "dream view." This time, I did not give up. I think it paid off, and personally am really happy with the results. Knowing it can be a challenge in every instance, I've decided to share it here in hopes that it will help some of you with your own user support.   The view includes Predecessor, Start, Duration, End, and Task Constraint columns that each use conditional

Hosted in partnership with Tia Calvert and Matt Lien of Mayo Clinic, this session provided an inside look at 6 different use cases for how Mayo Clinic is transforming the way they work:  The request-to-project conversion automation reduces manual work by automatically applying templates and updating task details based on form entries Internal chargeback automation connects Workfront to Oracle through Fusion, automating expense transfers between departments with 80+ required fields Excel file processing automation creates Workfront issues from shared drive files, handling 3-300 daily error records and routing them to appropriate teams Workfront to ServiceNow integration enables seamless ticket creation and bidirectional updates between systems while keeping teams in their preferred platforms Project naming automation ensures consistency by automatically formatting names with program information and current year Login notification system monitors license usage and alerts busi

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Tricks and Treats in Workfront! 👻This session was all about clever tips, time-saving tricks, and real-world examples to make reporting and dashboards a little sweeter. 🍬 We were thrilled to have Workfront Champions Denver Lemont and Nuria Munguia as our guest speakers, sharing practical insights and creative solutions to help users get the most out of Adobe Workfront.We had a fantastic turnout with 36 registrations and 23 check-ins, and the discussion was full of useful ideas for both new and experienced Workfront users.If you were not able to attend, the presentation deck is attached, and the recording will be available soon on the Workfront User Group YouTube Channel. Stay tuned for our next Ohio Chapter event, coming soon!👉 Be sure to join the Ohio Chapter to receive updates and invitations to future sessions. And don’t miss the next Mega WUG event, “Winter Wonderland” on December 11, 12–1 p.m. EST!❄&#6

I published a DITA map using the AEM Sites output preset in AEM Guides. However:The navigation panel is missing in the generated output.The links that are visible in the generated output are not rendered on the published page. Kindly advise. Thanks

Hi all, I have implemented Sling Content Distribution (of type Sync Distribution) to sync nodes from one publisher to another publisher. I am using a custom trigger based on ResourceChangeListener, only looking for added events under the path /home/users/IDCS. Use case being i am only trying to sync new created users as i have enabled encapsulation token support and want to ensure newly created users are synced across publishers. I am able to sync the top level user nodes ( like /home/users/IDCS/ymk6sYtFij-x_-UkAyF_) across the publishers, How can i sync the group this user is part of in Publisher A to Publisher B, what nodes do i have to send to another publisher so the permissions are also synced?Below is the code to trigger an event to the sync Agent that i have configured called  "simple-agent". package com.abc.test.core.services.impl;import java.util.HashMap;import java.util.List;import java.util.Map;import org.apache.sling.api.resource.LoginException;impo

We would like to thank the 360 customers who registered for this event. Scroll down to watch the recording of the session, and you can find the slides presented by our engineering team as an attachment to this post.   The Q&A for this event is available here: Adobe Target Engineering webinar #3 - Questions & Answers   As a reminder the agenda was : New UI recap & New AI capabilities Target & Single Page Applications (SPA) Recommendations overview Q&A Watch the recording:  

The Show Allocation button no longer stays selected from session to session or after page refresh like it did in the past. Another in the long list of settings and UI changes that Adobe got wrong for Workfront. Adobe's AI showed me this answer, which is BS:"In recent updates, Workfront has modified how certain UI preferences are stored. The “Show Allocation” button state is now reset to its default (unselected) state when you log out or refresh the page. This change was implemented to ensure consistency across different devices and browsers. To work around this:You’ll need to re-select the “Show Allocation” button each time you log in or refresh the page.Consider bookmarking the page with the allocation view already active, if you frequently use this view."Note, the second suggested work around of Bookmarking or Pinning does not actually save the allocation setting as selected. If the “Show Allocation” button state is needing to be set as a default, then it should defaul

Hello! I have a user that accesses a report to assign work to his design team. The report has several projects and a column where he types starts to type the designer's name, the designer can be selected, and the team can access the report to see what projects they need to work on. Today, he's been unable to type anything for a couple of projects and I can't figure out why. I've added two screenshots, one shows a selected project with a small box in the Approval Assignments column visible where he can type a name. The other screenshot shows a different project highlighted where the box to enter a name isn't visible since he's unable to type anything. Other users, myself included, are not having any issues typing names in that column on any of the projects. Any ideas on what's going on? Thanks! 

In reviewing the Q4 Update documentation, I came across the new look for requests in preview. I can still see the old request page, but there is an option to "Use New Experience." The new requests page removes the option to change the Requests page layout. We have a Requests management report for users to track their requests that is very customized to our workflows. The new Requests page doesn't really meet our workflow needs and will seem confusing to our users.From the documentation, new Requests seems to only be available for unified experience instances after the Q4 update. Our production instance is not on unified experience, but our non-productions instances are on unified experience. We don't have Planning now, but the documentation relates that the Request page change is an attempt to bring Workfront Planning and Workfront Requests together.Will the new Requests page be mandatory at some point? Will the "Use New Experience" option be available to my non-unified experience prod

In this post, I'm going to provide an Adobe Analytics implementation-based solution that will allow you to apply a non-standard attribution (i.e., Attribution IQ-based) model to common metrics like Page Views, Visits, and Occurrences.  The ProblemTo demonstrate the need for this solution, let me start off by creating a simple Marketing Channel report.    I have added some common metrics to this report, including "Visits", "Page Views", "Orders", and "Revenue".  The result – using real-world data in this example – looks something like this:If I wanted to apply a non-standard attribution model – say, "Last Touch with a Lookback Window of 30 Days", for instance – to all of these metrics, I would be mostly out of luck.  Applying a non-standard model to the Orders and Revenue metrics works just fine, as the following result shows……but trying to apply the model to either the Visits or Page Views metric presents an unwelcome surprise: when I'm presented with the

Dear Adobe Campaign Community, Your time is precious, and we understand the importance of efficiency when it comes to troubleshooting issues with Adobe Campaign. That's why we're excited to again bring you our carefully curated collection of Top KCS (Knowledge-Base) Articles for October 2025, designed to help you resolve common challenges swiftly and effectively. Our Top KCS Articles are your shortcut to: Quickly identifying and resolving recurring issues. Accessing expert insights and best practices for Adobe Campaign. Streamlining your troubleshooting process for maximum productivity. Empowering yourself with the knowledge to tackle any campaign-related problem head-on. Why spend hours searching for solutions, when our Top KCS Articles have already done the heavy lifting for you? Let us help you save time so you can focus on what truly matters – creating exceptional campaigns with Adobe Campaign. Start supercharging your problem-solving skills today by exploring our Top K

As Adobe Target undergoes major UI upgrades, many users—both new and experienced—are encountering unexpected challenges: As few examples like : 1) Activities created in the old UI aren’t working correctly in the new interface (and vice versa)2) Moving or editing page elements has become more difficult3) QA URLs not functioning as expected4) Missing features or unclear workflowsAnd many more ...Together with @kandersen-1 , we’re excited to launch a new dedicated thread on Experience League - a new Captain-driven initiative to bring us all together to: 1) Share the issues you're facing2) Report what's missing or broken3) Learn workarounds and tips from others4) Find clarity on how to navigate the new UI efficientlyThe goal: Let’s crowdsource solutions, simplify the transition, and support one another through these changes.Got a blocker, a workaround, or just something that feels off? Post it in this thread. We’ll answer what we can—and escalate where needed.Let’s

The Forms 2.0 lightbox() method is fully functional, but commonly misused.[1] I’ve had a post in my drafts for ages — “Tips for a smoother lightbox() experience” — but in the meantime lightbox() has become unnecessary because all modern browsers support <dialog>.   IMO, the coolest things about <dialog> are: its built-in responsiveness: desktop and mobile browsers automatically position the modal correctly its native controls: the Escape key and back-swipe both close the dialog its easy styling: transform ::backdrop with any CSS properties   Secondarily, <dialog> minimizes the need for JavaScript. The JS in this post is only necessary because Safari doesn’t support Invoker Commands yet. In Chrome and Firefox, you can close and open the modal using HTML alone, no extra JS!   Here’s a modal Marketo form inside a <dialog>:   The markup is amazingly simple, just put the standard form embed inside a <dialog> and add a close <button&g

Hello AEM Community,I'm working on a component dialog in AEM where a dropdown drives visibility of field containers using a custom JS-based show/hide logic that supports multiple values per target. Goal / Functionality:A select dropdown has 4 options: Images, Articles, Posts, and VideosImages, Articles, and Posts share a common image upload fieldVideos shows a separate video path and poster fieldBoth single and multifield dropdowns are supportedValidation is handled properly — hidden required fields are not submitted, and visible fields are validated correctly Issue:While the custom JS handles visibility and validation well for the video path field, I’ve noticed that the image field (used in the shared container) allows submission even when required and empty.Oddly enough, the video path field is correctly validated. Dialog XML Snippet:xmlCopyEdit<tabjcr:primaryType="nt:unstructured"sling:resourceType="granite/ui/components/coral/foundation/form/select"fieldLabel="Sel

Introduction As artificial intelligence technologies continue to gain widespread adoption across various digital platforms and channels, developing an understanding of how Large Language Model (LLM) and AI-generated traffic influences and shapes your analytics data has evolved from being merely important to absolutely essential. Adobe Customer Journey Analytics (CJA) provides capabilities designed specifically to help organizations identify, segment, and analyze this unique category of traffic. These powerful features enable data professionals to not only maintain the highest standards of data integrity in an increasingly AI-driven digital landscape, but also to extract valuable, actionable insights into the specific ways that LLMs and AI systems interact with and navigate through your digital properties and assets. In this guide, we will explore approaches to handling LLM and AI traffic in CJA using derived fields and CJA reporting methods, covering implementation across web, app, a

If you have migrated to the new Marketo IMS (Identity Management), you may have started to notice something: Many new features are getting unlocked to you as an admin user.  I am certain that you, like me, are excited about some of these new features we are seeing from Adobe that are making our lives as admins and marketers easier.   One of these features that has been unlocked is a “Merge Fields” feature.   When I first discovered this new Merge Fields feature, I became instantly excited because one of the issues that we have had as Marketo Engage Admins is with duplicate and/or extraneous fields.  Duplicate fields can result from a number of sources, such as errant Salesforce field setup, lax Salesforce admin field level security settings (many of which are unnecessary and can cause sync backlog issues), bespoke field additions, or fields created for prior use cases that are no longer needed.     Prior to this feature being launched, we faced

Join us for an Experience League Live session as we unveil Adobe Journey Optimizer Experimentation Accelerator, a new AI-first application built to transform how experimentation, product and growth teams test, learn, and optimize campaigns and customer journeys.     Date: October 30, 2025 Time: 8:30 am PT   Can’t make it? Sign up anyway and we will send you the recording afterward. We hope to see you there!   REGISTER NOW!

Hi All, I was hoping to understand the reason for these errors in logs on page load in PROD (page loads perfectly fine on Browser) while the case is i dont see any error on trying to replicate the same in local. 17.01.2025 14:44:07.615 *ERROR* [66.249.77.69 [1737125047613] GET /content/sample/page/us/en/about.html HTTP/1.1] org.apache.jsp.libs.cq.Page.Page__002e__jsp resource has no content. path=/content/sample/page/us/en/about.html referrer=null 17.01.2025 15:36:28.122 *ERROR* [213.230.114.72 [1737128187960] GET /content/sample2/page/sg/en/capacity/solutions.html HTTP/1.1] com.adobe.acs.commons.errorpagehandler.impl.ErrorPageHandlerImpl Exception swallowed while including error page java.lang.NullPointerException: null I tried to check within page.jsp file and Error Page Handler in ACS commons also the associated templates for any broken content but all seems to be fine.Is this something i need to be concerned over the time as the pages are loading fine currently?