Can I upload any asset name with spaces? Would this cause any problems?
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It should be okay. However, there were few issues identified because of the space present in the asset name, but those fixes are backported to 6.4 and 6.5.
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Vishu
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For instance, if the asste name is "abc def.png", Is this okay to upload as is, or should I be changing the name?
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It should be okay. However, there were few issues identified because of the space present in the asset name, but those fixes are backported to 6.4 and 6.5.
Regards,
Vishu
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Check the naming conventions here: Naming conventions for assets
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Does this mean I need install any service packs?
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What is your AEM version?
It is recommended to be always on the latest service pack to avoid running into known issues.
We are on 6.4.4. However I am worried about any indexing challenges we might get with it.
We ran into a recent issue of resource resolver and Externalizer being used in the same code and they are encoding the path twice. So "abc def.png" is becoming "abc%2520def.png" instead of "abc%20def.png". Do you think that is an issue with code or could possibly be because of the spaces?
Note : We have a lot of assets with spaces? Should we consider renaming them?
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You can have assets with spaces in their names.
As far as %2520 is concerned,
The common space character is encoded as %20
. The %
character is encoded as %25
.
The way you get %2520
is when your url already has a %20
in it, and gets urlencoded again, which transforms the %20
to %2520
.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16084935/a-html-space-is-showing-as-2520-instead-of-20
As Vish.dhaliwal recommended, you should install latest SP to avoid running into known issues. You can find it here:
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