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Adobe Summit 2023, AEM LAB | L717 - Tips and Tricks for a Seamless Transition to Cloud Service

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Adobe Summit 2023

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Session Details

With a focused strategy supported by proven best practices and tooling, you can bring the latest Adobe Experience Manager innovations on Cloud Service to your organization. In this lab, we walk you through the process of understanding your transition complexity and creating a comprehensive strategy covering each migration phase. We also highlight the latest tools and process best practices, including how to review results from the Best Practices Analyzer (BPA) Report and successfully resolve code and content issues. Join us as we share skills and knowledge to create a successful strategy for your move to Cloud Service.

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Session Schedule

Date:2023-03-23, Time:11:00:00 PST & Lab Session Length:90

Speaker(s)

Kiran Murugulla (Adobe) & Kunwar Saluja (Adobe)

Session Room

Marcello 4403

Product(s)

Adobe Experience Manager

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Kautuk Sahni
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How do we turn off 'lazy loading' for content authors viewing AEM sites (e.g. /sites.html ) and DAM folders?  In other words, if we have a DAM folder that contains 50 images or pages, is there a way to load them all upon viewing the folder? Currently authors will view the first 20 results, but will need to scroll down the page for the next 20 to appear.

 

If an aurhor views a folder full of files on their desktop computer, they don't need to scroll down to view the list of files in it. It all loads within a few seconds upon opening the folder. Would be great to see that when viewing a folder within AEM.