[Angular] Text and Image Components are not visible i...

[tinoymthms]

Local Environment
Before filing an issue verify that the prerequisite tools/software are installed:

• AEM 6.4 + SP2
• Java 1.8
• Apache Maven 3.3.9 
• Node.js v10.16.1
• npm 6.9.0

The issue
Text and Image Components are not visible in authoring mode. And I am not able to see the components in the side panel as well. The interesting thing is that there are no errors in Chrome's dev tools while loading the URL http://localhost:4502/editor.html/content/wknd-events/angular/home.html

Where in the tutorial are you experiencing an issue?

In Chapter 3 while reviewing the Text and Image components in AEM

[ArpitVarshney]

Hi @tinoymthms 

Could you please check your template on whether those components have been allowed in the layout container or not?

If not, please add them so that it will start appearing on the pages using that template for that layout container.

To add General Image and text component, Follow the below steps in GIF:

Regards,

Arpit

[tinoymthms]

Hi @ArpitVarshney ,

I have tried what you have suggested, but my template is empty when I try to edit it. And I can see some errors in the console of the template page.

1. Uncaught TypeError: Handlebars.compile is not a function

2.  Error: Uncaught (in promise): Error: Cannot match any routes. URL Segment: 'conf/wknd-events/settings/wcm/templates/wknd-events-page-template/structure.html'

3. Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'lastModified' of undefined

[Nikhil-Kumar · Accepted solution]

@tinoymthms 

As Editable templates were not supported in AEM 6.4.2 (But now supported with AEM 6.5.5).
So the issue might be your component wont be the part of the Policies. 
So to access policies you need to access it from Editable templates but as that option is not available in AEM 6.4.2 with SPA. 
In this case you need to navigate under /conf folder to the node where policies are stored and you need to add as part of policies manually.

NOTE: In AEM 6.5.5 Onwards this issue can be handled straight forward.

Thanks,
Nikhil