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We are looking to copy content between two environments across different AEM as a Cloud Service programs, such as from Environment A in Program A to Environment B in Program B.We explored the Content Copy feature and can see the “Destination Program” option. However, after selecting the destination program, we are still able to see only the source program environments.Is cross-program content copy currently supported? If yes, are there any prerequisites or additional configurations required for destination environments to appear?

Curious how enterprise AEM Cloud teams are evolving Content Fragment modeling strategies as AI-driven personalization and multi-channel delivery become more common.Historically, many content models were designed primarily around page rendering and headless delivery needs. But with increasing AI-assisted content generation and dynamic experience orchestration, the modeling requirements seem to be changing rapidly.Interested in perspectives around:reusable fragment design metadata strategy AI-friendly taxonomy structures personalization scalability GraphQL performance considerations and governance for large content ecosystemsWould love to hear how teams are preparing their content architecture for more AI-driven experience delivery models.

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Hi,I need to move a page to a folder in groovy script and it does not work.Instead of moving the Page to a Folder that exists it moves the page to the same original folder with a name archive1, archive2 etc.I basically want to write in the groovy script the function tha is the same as the move in the AEM Editor Page srcPage = pageManager.getPage(srcPath) if (!srcPage) { return buildResult(lineNo, srcPath, destPath, "ERROR", "Source page not found!") } def pageName = srcPage.getName() try { if (!dryRun) { pageManager.move(srcPage, destPath, pageName, true, true, null) } return buildResult(lineNo, srcPath, destPath, "SUCCESS", dryRun ? "Would be correctly deactivated and moved" : "Deactivated and moved") } catch (Exception e) { return buildResult(lineNo, srcPath, destPath, "ERROR", "Move Error: ${e.message}") } 

hi,I am facing an issue while rendering PDF from Adaptive forms (build using foundation component) on AEM 6.5.24. The Adaptive form is created using XDP template and the fields are binded too.The issue is that the form has a button, and on click runs a script which enables a subform.The event works fine on Adaptive form too. When the button is click the adaptive fragment (which is the subform in xdp) is visible and the other fields are hidden. The problem is when we render PDF from Adaptive form. The then subform is still hidden. I believe the since it is an UI event on Adaptive, the XDP is not aware of it and it still hides the subform.Is there any way to make subform visible using a button click on Adaptive form?Thank you.

Hi,Can we integrate Adobe Analytics with AEM 6.5.24 for capturing statistics from Adaptive form build using foundation components.Any suggestion will be helpful. Thank you.

The sling:configs node is created and the enabled property is set to true for the node com.adobe.cq.wcm.core.components.internal.DataLayerConfig for the given site. The PDFs are loading from the Adobe embed component that cretaes PDFs using iframes. How to fetch events int the data layer?

The second part of a series is now published on Perficient’s website: Implementing Headless Page-based Authoring in Adobe’s Universal Editor. (The first article can be found at here.)Link to the article → https://blogs.perficient.com/implementing-headless-page-based-authoring-in-adobes-universal-editor-part-2/  

We are looking for a dynamic functionality in assets where we have to show user id watermark on asset while viewing it on page and in DAM both. We are looking to add the user watermark when the user downloads the assets.Please provide your thoughts and ideas on this. 

Most DAM governance models we inherit are designed for a problem that no longer exists. The closed authoring loop is gone. Content Hub, MCP endpoints, and Brand Experience Agents have opened it, and the governance has not kept up. What is breaking in productionStale rights metadata reaching external partners through Content Hub. AI generated variants with no lineage back to the source. Tags that look right but were produced by an LLM without controlled vocabulary alignment. Distribution portals shipping content past its expiry because nothing on the way out re-reads the policy. What is working for us so farGovernance lives in metadata, not in folder paths. Folder structure is a navigation aid. Rights, lifecycle state, AI provenance, market scope, and approval state are schema fields, queryable and enforceable in workflow.Rights management is a first class object, not a tag. Model release, talent expiry, and market exclusion need their own model with start and end dates, and a workflow

Hi Comunity,since today, maybe yesterday, preview tab in AEM Forms Designer is not working anymore.I’ve installed Designer v6.5.24 and Acrobat DC continuous.Viewing Task Manager shows, that Adobe Acrobat Process gets started, but window stays grey.After switching back to design mode, Adobe Acrobat Process remains started, also Adobe AcrobatCEF remains.Was this error behaviour seen before? Any ideas? BRStephan

 Headless using AEM Sites, not only Content Fragmentsby @daniel-strmecki Introduction Headless delivery in AEM is often associated with flexibility, performance, and modern frontend architectures. For developers, this usually sounds like a clear step forward. However, in many enterprise projects, headless has also introduced a major tradeoff: marketers and content authors lose access to many of the AEM Sites features and the familiar WYSIWYG editing experience they rely on every day.This is why "headless AEM" is still too often reduced to "Content Fragments exposed through GraphQL APIs". Content Fragments are powerful and absolutely have their place, but they are not the only way to build headless experiences with AEM. At least not anymore.With AEM as a Cloud Service, AEM Sites, and the Universal Editor, we can now take a more balanced approach: keep enterprise-grade content management and visual authoring in AEM Sites, while delivering experiences through a modern headless frontend ar

We have a fully functional React SPA - it is standalone and not part of the Adobe architecture.  A portion of the same website does utilize AEM to serve its content.  The business would like to be able to personalize some content utilizing AEM and publish that as content on a React page/route.  What is best practice to going about this?  Some of the content may be dynamic based on some data that the React SPA fetched from an API as well.

Hi Team,Could you please suggest the best approach for this scenario?I have a component that reads the latest articles from article pages and displays them on a page. Currently, there are around 1500–2000 articles, and the number keeps increasing daily. Because all article links and HTML are rendered directly in the DOM, the page load time has become very high.The current implementation is SEO/GEO friendly since search engines like Google can crawl and index all URLs available in the DOM. However, the major issue is the performance and page load time.I’m looking for suggestions on how to improve the page performance without negatively impacting SEO/GEO. We are also considering approaches such as pagination or a “Load More” option. Thanks in Advance.RegardsVeera

In many enterprise environments, AEM is the backbone of digital experience delivery—powering critical customer journeys across channels. While much of the focus is often on content and features, I’ve found that operational excellence is what truly unlocks AEM’s full potential. Over the past year, my focus has been on shifting AEM operations from a reactive support model to a more proactive and predictive approach. The ChallengeLike many organisations, we faced common challenges:Limited visibility across AEM, APIs, and downstream systems Longer troubleshooting cycles due to fragmented logs Reactive incident handling impacting business SLAs These challenges highlighted a key gap—not in capability, but in end-to-end observability and operational alignment. The Approach To address this, we focused on three key areas:1. End-to-End ObservabilityWe integrated monitoring across AEM, dispatcher, and backend services to gain a single view of system health. This significantly improved our ability

Hi all,I need to conditionally exclude some fields from the auto-generated DOR through code. Nothing I’ve tried to program is working.Please, how can I emulate in code what the “Exclude From Document Of Record” checkbox does? It works correctly when I use the UI checkbox, but if I try to do it via code in the Value Commit event, it doesn’t work. I’ve tried things like:field.dorExclude = true; field.excludeFromDoR = true; field.dorExclude = true…but none of it works. Thanks in advance for your help!Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

We are interested in finding solutions to expose video content stored in an external file store like Azure storage through a common experience like Content Hub. Is something like this possible today or on a development roadmap? Additionally, do teams store native video assets in AEM Assets aaCS for this purpose?What other creative ways are teams storing and sharing video assets that we could consider adopting?

Good afternoon!We use (AEM/Guides) Native PDF output and have our draft comments set to display in PDF output with special formatting.They had been working fine until we recently updated to 5.1. Now everything in Guides shows correctly (author, source, preview) but there are no Draft Comments in the output PDF. What could have caused this? Is there a default that reverted possibly?  Any help is appreciated!Thanks,Josh

We are excited to announce our Adobe Experience Manager Champion of the Month for May, ​@VidyR​!  Vidy was a clear choice for this recognition, as she truly embodies the spirit of the Adobe Champion Program. Not only does she actively raise her hand to support key initiatives like speaking on our upcoming Champion Application webinar, writing articles on Perspectives, and sharing feedback with our AEM Assets Product teams, but she regularly attends AEM Champion social events and fosters relationships outside of programming. She is a rising star in our community, and the program wouldn’t be the same without her bright personality. Thank you, Vidy, for your leadership and commitment to the Champion Program!  

Hi Team,I'm currently working on a custom component in AEM as a Cloud Service.In the Rich Text Editor (RTE) field of my dialog, when switching to source edit mode (HTML view), I noticed that plain text input is automatically wrapped with <p> tags. For example:Input:Hello WorldOutput:<p>Hello World</p> I would like to disable this behavior so that plain text remains unchanged, without being wrapped in <p> tags. Is there any configuration available to prevent automatic <p> insertion in source mode?Or would this require a custom plugin or overlay? Thanks in advance for your help!