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In AEM, the language dropdown in the tag editor (Settings → Tags → Edit → Language) shows only a small subset of available languages, even when all language nodes are correctly defined under /apps/wcm/core/resources/languages.SolutionThere are three possible root causes:Missing or incomplete languages[] property on /content/cq:tags — the tag UI reads this property directly to populate the dropdown. Add it to /content/_cq_tags/.content.xml in your ui.content module. Use mode="update" in your filter — not mode="merge", which silently skips property updates on already-existing nodes. Language locale not defined in AEM — overlay the missing locale under /apps/wcm/core/resources/languages in your ui.apps module. Permissions — add rep:readProperties allow ACE on /content/cq:tags for the relevant user group via Repo Init.The most common culprit is #1, combined with the merge vs update filter mode confusion. Full write-up with code snippets and filter mode comparison:Why Your AEMaaCS Tag Trans
Requesting solution/approach for using and maintaining global component policies across multiple sites. Current project using common components across sites and policies are maintained in below path/conf/global/settings/wcm/policies/…buttonThe requirement is to use the same button component style policy for the project specific template placed under/conf/myproject/settings/wcm/template/my-template/Is there any way to map the common policies for site specific templates without duplicating and maintaining the same policy under project /conf so that we can see style policy icon in editor?Cross conf reference is possible ? Thanks in advance!
I am new to FireFly. I am working in PhotoShop online and have been using AI Markup. A little over 24 hours ago, when I tried to do another generate, I got the message: “Results couldn't be generated due to request limits. Please wait a minute and try again.”. I assumed I hit a limit so I waited and it still gives me that message every time I try to generate. It’s been over 24 hours now since it last generated for me. I am using Adobe FireFly Pro. It shows I have 3880/4500 credits left.I have used older versions of desktop Photoshop but am not familiar with the online version. I am getting up to speed. I don’t know how to resolve this issue.If I’ve posted this in the wrong please let me know where it should be posted.
Hey all, I’m trying to build a Fusion automation to connect appropriate projects to records in Workfront Planning but the Planning Update Record module isn’t an append, it replaces any values currently in the field. What I’m trying to do is add a new project to the connected project field of a given record, while retaining the existing connected projects.Whether this was clean or not, my idea of a workaround was to re-map all of the existing connected projects plus the new one, so I’m using the Planning Get a Record module to pull in the pertinent information on the specific record type I need to connect the project to. This is outputting a “Project” array that contains as many collections as there are currently connected projects, with each collection containing the External ID.Then in a Planning Update Record module, I’m mapping the Project array external ID to the Project (Connection) field by using the array index number, plus the new project’s external ID as seen below. This func
DescriptionThe ability for a Workspace owner to hide a panel within Workspace. Why is this feature important to youThere are two main reasons:(1) Temporarily stop sharing a specific panelToday, I faced a situation where, due to an issue with data coming from Web SDK ingestion, a panel shared with employees across my organization was displaying inaccurate data.Until the ingestion issue is fixed, the only available solution is to delete the panel entirely, which means I will later need to recreate it from scratch.A “Hide Panel” feature would allow Workspace owners to temporarily disable visibility of a panel without losing the work already done. (2) Facilitate report developmentConsider a project with multiple panels already being actively used.If I need to develop a new panel, this currently has to be done outside the existing project to avoid exposing incomplete work to users. Once development is complete, the panel then needs to be recreated manually inside the production project.A “H
We have been attempting to connect Workfront and Campaign Classic V8 with Fusion and we established the connection. The issue we seem to be having when using Adobe Campaign Classic Read a Record module, is that when selecting any resource, we get this error message. I have been working with the Campaign Classic admin to see if we can troubleshoot the access limitations and just been hitting a roadblock at this time. Does anyone have any experience with this and know how to correct this? This appears to be something on the Campaign Classic side that is limiting access and I am not familiar with the application and hoping I could help provide the admin over there some possible solution to review. Thanks!
I had the pleasure of speaking at an Experience League Community AMA at Adobe Summit this year, and I wanted to bring the conversation here for those who couldn’t make it. This is the kind of thing I genuinely wish someone had told me before we started.AEP on AWS - Summit AMA RecapThe ContextWhen we set out to implement Adobe Experience Platform (AEP), the working assumption was that it would behave like any other cloud deployment. It didn’t. AEP’s defaults around networking, identity models, and tooling integration had been built against a specific cloud environment. That wasn’t documented anywhere, it was something you discovered by running into it. In our case, we discovered it during an architecture review, well into the project, not in a test environment.On top of that, Real-Time CDP and Customer Journey Analytics had to go live at the same time. That meant every foundational decision from schema design, identity resolution to data integration had to be right for two production s
Description - the current Web SDK "set-consent" behaves a little unexpected in different situations, leading to unwanted results, whereas a the legacy Visitor ID service behaved differently. Examples: A) A new visitor denies cookies. With the Visitor ID service, you would've just denied the consent categories, mapped to the Adobe tools without having any whatsoever cookie written. With the Web SDK however, if you send a general "opt out" through the "set-consent" action, two things happen "kndctr" cookies are set (!) if the company has a RT-CDP license, a pseudonymous profile is created (correct me if am wrong!) with the consent preferences attached to it In my opinion, none of the two above make sense, and cookies written lead to potential legal problems. Now, I am a seasoned Launch developer and have a workaround that involves local storage and some other constructs to make sure the "set-consent" rule only triggers (and writes cookies and creates a profi
Join us for this upcoming session including Q&A time with Vengadesh Shanmugavelu, AEM Champion and certified AEM Architect and Lead Developer.Learn From Your Peers Webinar | Adobe Experience Manager Assets WebinarDeliver Once, Delight Everywhere: Scaling Omnichannel Experiences with Adobe Dynamic Media Are you wondering how to streamline the transformation and optimization of your images and videos in AEM Assets?In this Learn from Your Peers session, Adobe Experience Manager Champion Vengadesh Shanmugavelu will share:How Adobe Experience Manager Dynamic Media enables intelligent media distribution using profile settings, smart renditions, and real-time optimization. How to activate Dynamic Media through AEM Core Components and extend its power across the enterprise using Dynamic Media Open APIs.Whether you’re a marketer, architect, or developer, this webinar will show you how to deliver once and scale everywhere with performance, consistency, and control. Date and Time: Thursday, M
I have the below network request { "events": [ { "xdm": { "eventType": "web.webpagedetails.pageViews", "web": { "webPageDetails": { "URL": "https://www.xyz.com" }, "webReferrer": { "URL": "https://www.xyz.com" } }, "device": { "screenHeight": 800, "screenWidth": 1280, "screenOrientation": "landscape" }, "environment": { "type": "browser", "browserDetails": { "viewportWidth": 1265, "viewportHeight": 150 } }, "placeContext": { "localTimezoneOffset": -330, "localTime": "2026-05-08T09:54:09.711+05:30", "ianaTimezone": "Asia/Calcutta" }, "timestamp": "2026-05-08T04:24:09.714Z", "implementationDetails": { "name": "https://ns.adobe.com/experience/alloy/reactor", "version": "__VERSION__+2.34.2", "environment": "browser"
It would be nice to be able to alter or disable the information that populates on the right-hand side of the calendar when a Calendar object is selected. I would want to be able to adjust what external “public link” users vs. what internal Workfront users see as well
If the JSON is not flat is it possible to use Data Prep??
If you just got back from Adobe Summit 2026 (or wished you had), this is the event you don't want to miss. The Workfront WUG – Southern California is hosting a virtual after party on May 12, 2026 — and we're skipping the polished recaps in favor of the real conversation.What announcements will actually change how your team works? What's worth bringing back to your org — and what's just hype? Our expert panelists are ready to give you their unfiltered takes on Workfront, content supply chain innovation, and AI. No fluff. Just clarity, candor, and a little healthy debate.🗓️ May 12, 2026 | VirtualAll chapters, members, and guests welcomeRegister here: https://workfront-augs.adobe.com/events/details/adobe-workfront-wug-southern-california-presents-spill-the-tea-adobe-summit-2026-after-party/Mega-WUGs are special virtual events where all Workfront User Group (WUG) chapters are invited. Not familiar with WUG? Learn more here.
I’m curious who is using Priorities and whether it’s working well for your team. I’ve been playing around with it for a while and really like the UI and overall functionality, but it still feels a bit too “clicky” for me to comfortably roll out to our teams.For example, our Creative team lives in their assigned tasks and frequently jumps into the project custom form to view requirements/details. In Priorities, it seems like they need to click into the project name and then click “Go to details” from the side panel to get there. Am I missing an easier way to navigate this?Would love to hear how others are using Priorities in similar workflows/scenarios.
We have Workfront contributors that will view a monthly report that contains a proof link, where they can view a document proof. For these users, all User notification settings set to off. However, when they click to view the Document Proof, Workfront is adding them as a “Reviewer” to the Document Proof and automatically subscribing them to receive Daily Summaries for that project. We tested resolution by keeping them as Reviewer with Proof notification settings disable. However, next month when they view the report again, it auto-defaults to start sending Daily Summaries. This is an issue, as these particular users cannot get bogged down with the details within those daily summaries for each project, and we need to control this scenario to protect their inbox.Has anyone else experienced this and/or found a resolution? I saw a past post in Experience League, but it was marked as “resolved” due to inactivity on comments, but with no resolution.
I'm struggling to find an efficient way to debug Recommendations. With at.js, I used mboxTrace, which provided a very clear "Recs Box" showing exactly which criteria were used, which entities were returned, and why certain items were excluded.Now that I'm using Web SDK and the AEP Debugger, I find the debugging process much more difficult. I can see the network calls, but I miss that high-level summary of the Recommendations logic.What I've tried: Using the AEP Debugger Extension to look at Edge Traces. Digging through the interact response payloads in the Network tab. My Questions: Is there a way to get a visual "Recs box" similar to the old mboxTrace functionality in at.js? In the AEP Debugger, where exactly should I look to see the Criteria details and Exclusion reasons for a specific Recommendations activity? Are there any third-party tools or specific "Edge Trace" configurations that make the JSON output more readable for Recs-heavy implementations? How do you effectively
Hi ,We are working on profile capping in a recurring journey. Profile capping should also work on a recurring journey which means the counter should get reset to zero .But from the adobe documentation i came to know that , When profile cap is defined on a recurring journey, the counter does not reset after each recurrence.The counter applies only to the selected journey version. The counter resets to zero when the journey is duplicated or when a new version is created. After a reset, the entering profiles take the nominal path again until the counter limit is reached.So, is it possible to reset the counter so that in a recurring journey profile limit will work . ThanksUsha
EDS edge workers can be suitable for API authentication. Please provide your comments
Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: Determining the content of zip files solely from their title or file name can be challenging. It would be beneficial if marketers could attach images to the zip files (for thumbnails), as this would enable quicker visual identification. Use-case: Visually identifying the content of a ZIP via a thumbnail Current/Experienced Behavior: All zip files has same generic thumbnail. Thus, marketers need to check read through Titles/names. Improved/Expected Behavior: Associate Image with a ZIP to identify contents by looking at the thumbnail Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): AEM 6.5/Cloud Customer-name/Organization name: Mondelez Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable):
Overview:Enhance the navigation experience within the Adobe Journey Optimizer canvas by introducing modern, intuitive controls aligned with industry-standard tools.The current navigation model requires users to independently manage vertical scrolling, horizontal scrolling, and zooming through separate UI controls. This creates friction when working with complex or large-scale journeys.This idea introduces:Omnidirectional canvas movement via middle mouse click + drag Scroll wheel-based zoom functionality A more fluid, continuous navigation experience Current challenge:The existing navigation approach has several usability limitations: Fragmented navigation controls Vertical movement: scroll wheel or scrollbar Horizontal movement: bottom scrollbar drag Zoom: separate UI buttons Linear movement only Users cannot move diagonally across the canvas Requires switching between horizontal and vertical controls High interaction cost Multiple clicks and manual dragging required Navigation
First Touch Campaign: What It Is and How It Benefits Your Business A First Touch Campaign is a marketing strategy designed to create the initial interaction between a brand and a potential customer. In analytics terms, it represents the first marketing touchpoint that introduces users to a brand, product, or service.These campaigns are commonly executed through channels such as Google Ads, paid social, display ads, or organic discovery, and they play a critical role in first‑touch attribution analysis within platforms like Adobe Analytics and Customer Journey Analytics (CJA).The primary objectives of a First Touch Campaign are to:Build brand awareness Reach new or unknown users Create a positive first impression Initiate long‑term customer relationshipsBelow are examples of how First Touch Campaigns differ by industry.📈 eCommerce Industry – First Touch CampaignIn the eCommerce industry, urgency is often a key factor in the success of First Touch Campaigns. Consumers typically make fas
I'm trying to retrieve Marketo assets (emails, forms, snippets, etc.) filtered by workspace. While the Folders API works for most assets using folder-based filtering, I'm facing two issues: 1. Landing Page Templates: They don't appear in the folders API response and aren't folder-based. The /rest/asset/v1/landingPageTemplates.json?workSpace=<name> parameter returns templates from all workspaces instead of filtering by the specified workspace.2. New Editor Assets: Folders with folderType: "Email Acrite" (New Email Editor) return "Invalid folder type" error (code 711) when queried via /rest/asset/v1/emails.json?folder={...}, even though these folders appear in the Folders API response. What's the correct approach to retrieve these assets filtered by workspace? Is there an alternative API endpoint or method I'm missing?
Fusion currently supports Google forms only. MS Forms would be a great addition.
Hello, I have a user who seems to have all-but-Admin rights to AEM Assets, and has access to Content Hub. He is however unable to share Collections. When he creates a Collection, the only option for who has access is “Only you and admins can view and edit”. He says he has previously been able to create a collection and give public access, but this was only to one Collection. We’ve not been using Content Hub for too long so not sure what I might be missing!Thank youLana
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