I need to take say Action A if a particular component is included in a page.
Consider the above given page
for this page(ie landingPage) i need check if mediaImage component is included in the page.
I found a reference where it was said it can be done with a slingQuery to check if component exists in that page
if yes then can get a reference code snippet?
if no what other approach can we used?
Thanks you
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Other than using the Query Builder (mentioned by most replies on this thread), you can Component Search by the Components Console.
Under Tools -> General -> Components. The Components Console displays search results in a list of pages where the component is being used; rather than each node from the example above. This console is accessible to authors so that even they can check which pages use the searched component.
Step 1: Within your running AEM instance, visit http://localhost:4502/libs/wcm/core/content/sites/components.html.
Step 2: Search for a component. Insert your search criteria with either by “keyword”, “component path”, or “component group”. On every change of the search criteria, you should see results in a list format on the right hand side of the search left side bar.
Step 3: Click on the targeted component, and you will be redirected to the details page.
Step 4: From the details page, click on “live usage”, and a results-list of pages will be displayed, where the targeted component can be found.
Step 5: From the results-list, clicking on a link will open the page’s editor.
full blog article: https://sourcedcode.com/blog/aem/how-many-times-is-an-aem-component-used-in-the-jcr#components-conso...
Hi,
Other than sling query, you can try adding the component name to jcr:content node when component is rendering , so that all the list will be present at one place and easy to read.
Hi @shubham_naik ,
Use this query to get the components on the page.
type=cq:Page property=jcr:content/par/*/sling:resourceType property.value=put-your-component-resourceType path=content-wehre-you-need-to-search p.limit=-1
Where do you go to enter this query?
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You can enter the query in below querybuilder url
http://localhost:4502/libs/cq/search/content/querydebug.html
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If your action A is any front-end related action or any servlet call.
Else you have traverse through nodes using slingQuery(Get resource and iterate through child nodes) and check for image-media component then perform your action.
Hi @Varun_Shakya the action basically I am trying to perform is
whenever a page is loading , if that particular component is in the page, a specific js clientLib needs to get added.
can you please provide a snippet of a slingQuery to Get resource and iterate through child nodes and check for image-media component, I have tried variation of this and still not hitting the mar.
thank you
If you want to add any clientlib one the existing of any component , Why you are not adding that clientlib in component only . So whenever your required component loads, clientlibs loads
Use the below xpath query to find the corresponding page where this component is used.In the below example it takes the root node and list all the path where this image component is used.
type=cq:page
path=/content/wknd/en
1_property=sling:resourceType
1_property.1_value=wknd/components/content/image
orderby=@jcr:score
To use this xpath programatically please refer below article replace this xpath query in the below article to fetch the result via code.
https://aem.redquark.org/2018/10/day-17-working-with-query-builder-api.html
Regards,
Rajashankar.R
Other than using the Query Builder (mentioned by most replies on this thread), you can Component Search by the Components Console.
Under Tools -> General -> Components. The Components Console displays search results in a list of pages where the component is being used; rather than each node from the example above. This console is accessible to authors so that even they can check which pages use the searched component.
Step 1: Within your running AEM instance, visit http://localhost:4502/libs/wcm/core/content/sites/components.html.
Step 2: Search for a component. Insert your search criteria with either by “keyword”, “component path”, or “component group”. On every change of the search criteria, you should see results in a list format on the right hand side of the search left side bar.
Step 3: Click on the targeted component, and you will be redirected to the details page.
Step 4: From the details page, click on “live usage”, and a results-list of pages will be displayed, where the targeted component can be found.
Step 5: From the results-list, clicking on a link will open the page’s editor.
full blog article: https://sourcedcode.com/blog/aem/how-many-times-is-an-aem-component-used-in-the-jcr#components-conso...
I tried this in my local, however when I go to the component details page where you see these tabs ("Basic", "Advanced", "SEO", "Analytics", Thumbnail", "Social Media", "Cloud Services", "Personalization" and "Permissions"), but "Live Usage" isn't included.
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Hi @shubham_naik ,
I believe you must have received your answer, in case you are still looking for that then you can watch this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3LMEKMUhVA&t=8s
Hope it helps!
With below SQL2 query you can find specific component included in page or path.
SELECT * FROM [nt:unstructured] AS node
WHERE ISDESCENDANTNODE(node, "/content/we-retail")
AND [sling:resourceType] = "weretail/components/content/image"
Can you please let us know where we can execute this query. I don't think we can do it in Query builder.
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