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RobertHarper
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June 28, 2022

Asset folders, unable to set policies

  • June 28, 2022
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I had an instance that crashed. I was working on content fragments and had set policies to only allow certain content fragment models to be under some folders to organize data. I have stood up a new instance but the policies tab does not show in the folder configurations so I can change which content fragment models may be seen. If I apply a package that had the old settings, clicking on the folder causes errors.

 

What do I need to set to enable the policies tab on folders?

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SantoshSai
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SantoshSaiCommunity Advisor
Community Advisor
June 28, 2022

Hi @robertharper ,

Could you please tell us which version of the AEM you are using?

Regards,

Santosh

Santosh Sai
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    RobertHarperAuthor
    Level 3
    June 28, 2022

    6.5

    service pack 6.5.11 installed

     

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      RobertHarperAuthor
      Level 3
      June 28, 2022

      @robertharper 

       can you try starting fresh AEM instance without your code and check if it works.

      • Setup fresh AEM Instance.
      • Install AEM 6.5.11 SP.

      Don't deploy your project, check if some of OOTB asset folder have that Properties and Policies tab.


      I deleted the crx-quickstart folder and children. Restarted a new instance of AEM, stand alone, 6.5. The policies tab does not show to set which fragments is not displayed.

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        RobertHarperAuthor
        Level 3
        June 28, 2022

        Also, I had an old package with the content fragment definitions in it and there were policy nodes on the folders that specified which content fragments to allow. This doesn't seem to be working because the specified models are not shown when I try to create a new fragment.

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