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Hi everyone,I’m working on a large-scale DAM migration in Adobe Experience Manager using CopyMoveAssetCommandBuilder, and I’m trying to understand the best strategy for maintaining publish consistency after asset moves.The main issue I’m facing is that CopyMoveAssetCommandBuilder updates references, but it does not seem to return the list of modified resources/paths affected by the operation (or at least I haven’t found a way to retrieve them).Example: Asset is moved from one DAM path to another References inside Content Fragments are updated Pages consuming those Content Fragments are indirectly affected However, I don’t have a reliable way to identify all modified resources that should be republished This becomes a major problem at scale because: Content Fragments may remain unpublished with stale references Pages consuming those fragments may also need republication The dependency chain can become quite large Manual traversal is expensive for hundreds of thousands of ass

Can we have add-on Adobe Workfront plugin/extension for AEM Universal Editor UI to show Adobe Workfront task/assignment context directly inside the AEM Universal Editor UI so authors can see:assigned tasks approval status due dates project metadata workflow state

 Hi Team ,We are trying to enable the “Open in new tab / Same tab” option in the Universal Editor RTE hyperlink dialog for the EDS Franklin text component (core/franklin/components/text/v1/text). We added the following configuration based on Adobe documentation:"rte": { "plugins": { "link": { "features": { "target": true } } }, "actions": { "link": { "hideTarget": false } } }However, the hyperlink dialog still only shows:Text Path or URL Titleand the target selection option is not displayed. Could you please confirm whether link target selection is currently supported for the Franklin text component in Universal Editor, or if any additional configuration/customization is required?Thanks.https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/developing/universal-editor/configure-rte

If your AEM multifield saves correctly in Preview or Publish but loses data in Edit mode, it's almost never a caching issue. Here are the three root causes to check in order.1. Missing composite PropertyThis is the most common cause. Your multifield node needs `composite="{Boolean}true"` otherwise AEM writes flat properties instead of child nodes, which behaves inconsistently between edit and publish rendering.<items    sling:resourceType="granite/ui/components/coral/foundation/form/multifield"    composite="{Boolean}true">2. Sling Model Reading Wrong StructureWith `composite=true`, AEM stores items as child nodes not a String array. Your Sling Model needs `@ChildResource` not `@ValueMapValue`:// Use this for composite multifield@ChildResourceprivate List<Resource> items;3. WCM Mode Hiding Output in Edit ModeCheck your HTL for `wcmmode.disabled` conditions that might be hiding rendered output specifically in edit mode.Fastest Debug StepOpen CRXDE after saving the dialog. If

Hi ,My requirement is to access Adobe Campaign Classic campaign details based on Campaign ID or PK from an external tool. As an initial step, I am trying to test the integration using Postman or SOAP UI.For this setup, I need to create an operator/user with API access but without access to the ACC client console (forbidden console access). However, user and access management in our environment is currently handled only through Adobe Admin Console.Could you please help me understand:How can I create such an API-only operator through Admin Console? What would be the recommended process for this setup? Is there any alternative approach or workaround for enabling external API access in this scenario?Thank you for your support.Best regards,Ankita Vishe

Hello,I noticed that for some time periods, the purchase numbers are different between Data Warehouse reports and Workspace dashboards in Adobe Analytics, even though they use the same data.Could it be because of how the data is processed, sampling, or filters? I would really appreciate any advice on how to understand or fix these differences.Thank you very much for your help.

Hi Community,Sharing a production issue we debugged recently around GraphQL persisted queries and CDN cache invalidation on AEMaaCS. Curious if others have hit this.The Setup:- AEMaaCS with Headless delivery using GraphQL persisted queries- Content Fragments published from Author to Publish- Persisted queries cached at CDN layer (Fastly via Adobe-managed CDN)- Cache-Control headers configured via OSGi: GraphQL servlet max-age set to 7200 secondsThe Problem:After an author publishes a Content Fragment update, the GraphQL persisted query endpoint continues serving stale data for up to 2 hours. The Publish instance returns fresh data immediately if you bypass CDN (hitting Publish IP directly), but CDN-cached responses are not being invalidated on content publish.What we tried:- Verified Replication Agent is working — content reaching Publish ✓- Verified Publish serving fresh data directly ✓- Cache-Control max-age reducing from 7200 → 300 — helped but didn't solve root cause ✓- Dispatcher

Adobe has become much more than just a creative software company. Over the past few years, Adobe Advertising and the broader Adobe Experience Cloud ecosystem have played a major role in helping businesses deliver personalized customer experiences across multiple platforms. ()One thing I find particularly interesting is how Adobe combines analytics, audience targeting, AI-driven insights, and cross-channel campaign management into a single ecosystem. This gives marketers the ability to better understand customer behavior and create more relevant advertisements instead of relying on generic campaigns.At the same time, I think there are still challenges for newcomers trying to learn Adobe Advertising products because the ecosystem is very large and enterprise-focused. Many users in online communities mention that there is a steep learning curve, especially for products connected to AEM and Experience Cloud. ()I’d love to hear from others in the community:What has your experience been with

A question that comes up frequently when working with shared Field Groups: does marking a field as Primary Identity in one schema affect other schemas using the same Field Group? And how do you handle required fields that don't apply to your specific dataset?These are two separate concerns that get conflated because they both live in the schema layer.Primary Identity is Schema-LocalMarking a field as Primary Identity is a local decision scoped entirely to that schema. It has zero upstream impact on the Field Group definition or any other schema using it.Identity designation and field group constraints are completely separate layers in AEP's Schema Registry:- Field Group = shared blueprint with structural rules (required, data type)- Schema = local implementation including identity role assignmentsField A stays required everywhere because that constraint is defined at the Field Group level. Field B being Primary Identity in Schema X doesn't change anything for other schemas.Handling Req

Hi everyone,I’m currently working on automated workflow testing for email notifications and user journeys in Adobe Experience Cloud projects, and I wanted to learn how others here are handling email delivery validation during development or QA.I’ve been researching different Bulk Emailing Marketing Solutions for API/SMTP-based workflows and recently came across DigitalAka™ while comparing providers for test environments.Are you validating email triggers through external APIs, sandbox inboxes, or custom automation scripts? I’d appreciate any recommendations or practices that work well with Adobe workflows.Thanks!

How can I achieve numbered bullet listing format styling (attached ref pic) . Ignore CTAs  

If your bounce rate is showing near-zero percentages after migrating to the Web SDK, this post explains why it happens and how to build a reliable alternative metric.Why Native Bounce Rate BreaksAdobe Analytics bounce rate = visits with exactly 1 hit / total visits. When success events fire on page load as separate beacons (component presence tracking, feature flags, etc.), every page visit immediately has 2+ hits so almost nothing qualifies as a bounce, even when users leave immediately.The Solution: Page View-Based Calculated MetricBuild a segment and calculated metric using page views instead of hits:Segment: Include > Visits > Page View (event1) equals 1 Calculated Metric: [Segment] × Visits ÷ Visits = Page View Based Bounce RateThis is immune to your success event inflation because page views don’t increment on non-page-view beacons.Watch Out: Event Multi-FireIf your custom page view event itself fires multiple times per visit (common with SPA frameworks or overlapping Adobe

Hi,Has anyone with Adobe Analytics Prime upgraded to Adobe Analytics Ultimate?  I didn’t even know Adobe Analytics had different versions until last week.  Apparently Ultimate is a good solution for cross device analysis (CDA), among other benefits, without having to upgrade to CJA. Thanks in advance.

We are creating a single email asset for 2 segments (members + default)We want to show certain areas to members but hide from the default segment.By using Conditional Content, it seems for text sections it works by simply deleting the text section (or is there a cleaner just “hide” this section”?)What I can’t figure out is how to hide the button from the default segment. 

In CJA, is it possible to build this with a sequential segment? Or will it have to be derived? We are looking for people that visited a certain experience. They have should have  ">4 sessions within a 30 day period within the last 4 months, with the last use < 30 days ago.” This feels more complicated than what CJA can produce. 

Hello all! Question for the community. I’m looking to figure out how long it takes users to complete one of our online scheduling flows on the site on average (from form 1 to the confirmation screen), to see if mobile or desktop takes longer to complete the flow. I figured out how to create a derived field in CJA to calculate the total time it takes users to complete the flow from start to finish (meaning it calculates the entire total of seconds all users have spent completing the flow). I called that dimension Time To Complete OLS Flow and added it to my data view. Then in workspace, I created a calculated metric with Time To Complete OLS Flow divided by the total number of flow completions (booked appointments) to find the average time per user it takes to complete the flow. However, I'm not sure whether to use events or visits as the persistence in the denominator for that calculated metric. ie, Time To Complete OLS Flow / Booked Appts (visits) OR ie, Time To Complete OLS Flow / Bo

How is that possible? Or only Dev2 is on a prod?  

Hey team, I recently developed a data element to dynamically populate the datastreamID based on the page hostname - however the edgeConfigID is still resolving to %data element%. Any advice on how I can configure the data element so it is available at run time? Currently on Adobe Experience Platform Web SDK  v2.34.1 extension  In this thread it mentions that Adobe fixed the issue at the extension level , however I am encountering the same issue Thanks,Ty

Hi Team,I’m trying to retrieve the list of journeys using the Adobe Journey Optimizer API. I found a link in the documentation that provides a YAML file, which I imported into Postman. However, when I trigger the request, I’m not getting any response.Reference link: Journeys Retrieve APICould you please help me resolve this issue?