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Hi, Im trying to figure out the issue with my Adobe livecycle form to be integrated with SAP BYD. However, im facing issue with the following table. the table column is carried ahead on second page This extra column is belong to optional item but even if no optional items are seelcted its shown on the second page. I tried to look through options but no luck. ANy advice would be helpful? 

I am trying to understand is it possible to use Adobe Target recommendations feature which includes following criteria which pages visitor are spending most of timetheir average spending time on entire siterecently Viewed + SimilarWhat search query users are usingI see similar questions https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-target-questions/custom-criteria-ideas-for-recommendation-for-retails-company/m-p/764426#M12787 I would like to know if this is possible to include all of the above criteria and then recommend meaningful.  

Hello everyone,In Adobe Target, the Priority (0-999) setting determines which activity gets executed first. From my understanding, a higher number means higher priority, so the activity with the highest number is displayed first.Is there an option where a lower-priority number gets executed first instead of a higher one?If I have different audiences assigned to different activities and set priorities for them, will Adobe Target execute the activities based on priority or based on audience qualification?Thank you for your support.Thanks,Vishnupriya R

segmentation job API, only returns the count of profile. how do i get the details of those profile, which got qualified after a particular segment job rans ? https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-platform/segmentation/api/segment-jobs 1) when we execute the flexible audience which gets evaluated right away, but profile snapshot is only available next day. So without waiting for next day, how can we find list of profile that qualified under that audience ? 2) when we built streaming audience, without waiting for next day, how can we find list of profile that qualified under that audience ? 

Hi,I want to prevent PDF files stored in AEM from being indexed by search engines, while keeping the rest of the site indexable.I read that this can be done by sending an X-Robots-Tag: noindex header for PDF files, but I’m not sure where or how to set this in AEM.Can someone please guide me on the recommended and simplest way to do this?ThanksSaday

 I’m getting this error when deploying my AEM core bundle:Unable to resolve com.decor.core: missing requirement osgi.wiring.package=com.fasterxml.jackson.databindMy pom.xml includes:<dependency> <groupId>com.fasterxml.jackson.core</groupId> <artifactId>jackson-databind</artifactId> <version>2.13.5</version> </dependency> The bundle builds fine but stays in Installed state in AEM.I tried <Embed-Dependency>jackson-databind</Embed-Dependency> — still same issue.How can I properly resolve this?Should Jackson be embedded, or is it already provided by AEM SDK?We are on AEM as a Cloud Service SDK 2024.8.17821

Session Details Live from Basel! Learn how the Government of Yukon is transforming access to public programs with Adobe Experience Manager Forms, Sites, and Adobe Acrobat Sign for Government, integrated with Microsoft SharePoint Lists. Discover how developers used AI to interpret client requirements through an internal Automated Forms Generator, producing adaptive forms faster and more accurately. See how Adobe Experience Manager Cloud Services, Power Automate, and Workflows enable seamless submission, validation, and attachment handling—demonstrating how Adobe–Microsoft integration and AI together simplify government digital services. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 11:50 AM – 12:10 PM (CET) Speakers Cristian Bota — Sr. Software Engineer, Adobe Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Live from Basel! Explore how Adobe Experience Manager’s Content AI uses existing customer content to power semantic search, generative discovery, and automatic content variations through agentic workflows. This session dives into Content AI’s architecture, search-oriented schema design, asynchronous enrichment pipelines, and A/B testing capabilities—showing how these elements come together to help developers and enterprises deliver optimized, intelligent digital experiences. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 11:20 AM – 11:50 AM (CET) Speakers Fabrizio Fortino — Sr. Cloud Software Engineer, Adobe Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Live from Basel! Discover how Adobe Experience Manager’s Document Authoring powers global, AI-ready experiences across enterprise ecosystems. See how a scalable, document-based foundation supports 50+ countries and 9 languages while integrating with Adobe Experience Manager Assets, Workfront-powered Supply Chain Processes, and translation workflows. Learn how branch-based development models, enterprise QA/UAT/Prod workflows, and content synchronization across tens of thousands of products enable efficiency at scale. Explore how structured Document Authoring fragments create the foundation for semantic enrichment and AI-driven optimization across markets. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 11:00 AM – 11:20 AM (CET) Speakers Andreas Haller — Principal Solution Architect, Cognizant Netcentric Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Join Mark Szulc and special guests from the Adobe community for an exclusive peek into the latest innovations in the Adobe Experience Manager and Commerce labs. This session, available only to in-person attendees and not recorded, offers a unique opportunity to influence product strategy and gain first access to new features. Don’t miss this chance to be at the forefront of Adobe Experience Manager and Commerce developments! Schedule November 11, 2025 — 5:00 PM – 5:30 PM (PST) Speakers Cedric Huesler — Director Product Management, Experience Manager, Adobe; Mark Szulc — Principal Product Manager & Regional Evangelist, Experience Manager, Adobe Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Sip your coffee while an AI agent builds your next feature. This hands-on lab shows how to use AI-powered tooling to instantly deploy new features, building both the storefront components and the backend extensions for Adobe Commerce. This will not be live-streamed. You must attend in person to participate. Pre-Requisites: Cursor with a paid plan (this lab uses Agent mode which is not available on a free plan). If not using Cursor, access to an LLM (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini) but understand YMMV. Node 22.14+, npm 9.4+, Git, Bash (Mac/Linux) or Powershell (Win). Schedule November 11, 2025 — 3:10 PM – 4:40 PM (PST) Speakers Revanth Kumar — Software Engineer, Adobe; Stephen Rugh — Sr. Software Engineer, Adobe Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Build real-world apps and plugins across the entire lifecycle of content creation. Learn strategies on how you can help your creators be productive for even the most complex need. This will not be live-streamed. You must attend in person to participate. Pre-Requisites: VS Code or Cursor. If not using Cursor, access to an LLM (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini) is recommended. Node 20+. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 3:10 PM – 4:40 PM (PST) Speakers Lamont Crook — Principal Solutions Consultant, Adobe; Chris Millar — Lead Architect, Adobe; Rob Rusher — Principal Technical Architect, Experience Manager, Adobe Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Live from San Jose! The web’s next era is AI-first—and it’s already here. With LLM Optimizer’s “Optimize at Edge,” any website can become agentic-ready in seconds. Operating at the CDN layer, it rewrites markup in real time to boost visibility in LLM responses and enhance discoverability—all without touching your origin. Seamless. Instant. Compatible with any CMS. Learn how “Optimize at Edge” turns your site into an AI-ready experience layer for the agentic web. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 2:15 PM – 2:35 PM (PST) Speakers Ashutosh Shroti — Sr. Computer Scientist, Experience Manager, Adobe Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Live from San Jose! Adobe Experience Manager Sites Optimizer is more than a performance tool—it’s a developer’s guide to writing leaner, faster, and more maintainable code. Learn how it analyzes front-end and back-end implementations to detect redundant scripts, heavy DOM structures, and Core Web Vitals bottlenecks. See how developers can apply its recommendations directly in Adobe Experience Manager to reduce technical debt and build cleaner, more scalable code. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 1:55 PM – 2:15 PM (PST) Speakers Deck Reyes — Principal Customer Success Advocate, Sites Optimizer, Adobe Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Live from San Jose! Discover how Algolia’s lightning-fast retrieval capabilities are redefining how Adobe Experience Manager, Edge Delivery Services, and Adobe Commerce deliver content and products to customers and AI agents. See how enhanced Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) empowers agents with real-time, federated, and context-rich responses. Learn how Adobe Experience Platform (AEP) fuels personalization to make every interaction feel dynamic and relevant. Explore how Algolia’s advanced search and retrieval solutions unlock speed, scalability, and intelligence across your Adobe ecosystem. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 1:35 PM – 1:55 PM (PST) Speakers Debanshi Bheda — Global Alliances Director, ISV Partnerships, Algolia; Sajid Momin — Sr. Director of Integrations, Algolia Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Live from San Jose! Show how developers can discover assets, content fragments, and much more with the power of AI via Content Advisor, the next evolution of Microfrontend Asset Selector. We’ll cover content discovery with AI search, now with semantic search capabilities, campaign brief-based recommendations and rapid access to all your Dynamic Media renditions across both Scene7 and DM with an OpenAPI stack. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 12:20 PM – 12:40 PM (PST) Speakers Matt Briscoe — Sr. Computer Scientist, Adobe; Deepa Gupta — Sr. Computer Scientist, Adobe Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Live from San Jose! Discover how Adobe Commerce is building an AI-driven tooling ecosystem to help teams identify and modernize legacy customizations faster. See how automated code analysis, intelligent migration reports, and natural language prompts can generate App Builder–compatible JavaScript code in minutes. Learn how these tools streamline modernization efforts, reduce technical debt, and accelerate extension development within the Adobe Commerce ecosystem. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 12:00 PM – 12:20 PM (PST) Speakers Matt Johnson — Sr. Product Manager, Commerce Cloud, Adobe Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Live from San Jose! Meet Adobe Experience Manager Agents, an AI-powered capability that transforms website migration. With seamless GitHub integration, Adobe Experience Manager Agents automate block mapping, content import, and styling into clean, best-practice code—accelerating onboarding to Edge Delivery Services. Learn how developers can simplify migrations, cut delivery time, and launch sites optimized for search and generative engines. Automation and intelligence combine to make development faster, cleaner, and more accessible than ever. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 11:40 AM – 12:00 PM (PST) Speakers Karl Pauls — Sr. Computer Scientist, Adobe Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Live from San Jose! Explore three real-world examples of how AI is transforming Adobe projects. See how Adobe Generative AI Services accelerated prototype development and streamlined Content Supply Chain workflows, producing campaign assets across formats and languages. Discover an AI-powered content migration validator for Adobe Experience Manager Edge Delivery Services, and an agentic approach that automates site evaluation and reporting. These stories showcase practical innovations driving smarter, faster, and more efficient digital experiences. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 11:00 AM – 11:20 PM (PST) Speakers Mark McConnell — Lead Software Developer, Ensemble Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Live from San Jose! Explore three real-world examples of how AI is transforming Adobe projects. See how Adobe Generative AI Services accelerated prototype development and streamlined Content Supply Chain workflows, producing campaign assets across formats and languages. Discover an AI-powered content migration validator for Adobe Experience Manager Edge Delivery Services, and an agentic approach that automates site evaluation and reporting. These stories showcase practical innovations driving smarter, faster, and more efficient digital experiences. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 11:00 AM – 11:20 PM (PST) Speakers Mark McConnell — Lead Software Developer, Ensemble Moderators Adobe Products AEM Full Schedule View Here Q&A Use this thread for related questions.

Session Details Live from San Jose! The rapid evolution of AI is redefining how consumers interact with brands—and how developers build digital experiences. In this keynote, Adobe showcases how Adobe Experience Manager and other Adobe solutions enable responsive, intelligent, and composable experiences for the AI era. Hear directly from Adobe engineering on the latest innovations shaping the agentic web, and gain insights to future-proof your role, elevate your impact, and keep your organization ahead in a rapidly evolving landscape. Schedule November 11, 2025 — 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM (PST) Speakers Loni Stark — Vice President, Strategy and Product, Adobe; David Nuescheler — Adobe Fellow & VP, Adobe; Mark Szulc — Principal Product Manager & Regional Evangelist, Experience Manager, Adobe; Shankari Panchapakesan — Principal Product Manager, Adobe; Cecily Liu — Principal Product Manager, GenAI, Brand Concierge, Adobe; Deck Reyes — Principal Customer Success Advocate, Sites Optimizer,

How can i read the approval process of an object using fusion? approval id not approval process id . What should be the url used in the custom api call?

As part of Marketo Engage's migration to Adobe Identity Management System (IMS), the product URL has changed and now includes a different domain: Old Domain: xxxx.marketo.comNew Domain: experience.adobe.com   Why This Matters Depending on how your VPN or proxy is configured, your network may dynamically assign a different source IP address based on the destination URL. Because the destination domain has changed, your previous routing rules may no longer apply—resulting in a different source IP being used than before the migration. This becomes a critical issue when IP restrictions are enabled, potentially blocking users from accessing Marketo Engage.   What You Should Do To ensure consistent access and avoid disruptions: Inform your IT department about the domain change. Review and adjust VPN/proxy settings so that the same source IP address (as pre-migration) is assigned when accessing: experience.adobe.com Other Marketo-related domains This will help maintain

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Overview The Problem Training a model in Adobe Mix Modeler on incomplete data can lead to unreliable model results. The Solution First run your model on the default training window Review the harmonized data to identify a valid training window – i.e., the last date when all Marketing and Conversion data has been ingested. After your model has run successfully, retrain it on the valid training window. The Problem In a perfect world all marketing and conversion data would flow directly into AEP in real time and all datasets would be up to date anytime you want to run a new model. In reality, that is rarely, if ever, the case. Data is typically being ingested at different intervals. Some datasets may take more time than others to become available. And sometimes, there are issues that delay data from being ingested. Training a model on incomplete data can result in unreliable model results. By default, new models train on a period immediately preceding the most recent conversion. So if y