Hello,
I have a content fragment model that leverages a content reference field as such...
<_x0031_597244630515
jcr:primaryType="nt:unstructured"
sling:resourceType="dam/cfm/models/editor/components/contentreference"
fieldLabel="Product Name"
listOrder="27"
metaType="reference"
name="richproductName"
nameSuffix="contentReference"
required="on"
renderReadOnly="false"
showEmptyInReadOnly="true"
valueType="string"/>
I see that with the addition of the rootPath attribute, I can limit the directory to where a reference can be made. However, this doesnt stop someone from linking to something in the directory that shouldn't be there (say if someone creates an invalid experience fragment.) Is there a way to add some kind of validation/code that I can run when someone selects something from the content reference field?
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It is possible, I have provided a solution, please take a look here -> https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/ootb-validation-options-fo...
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In short, you can use JavaScript to append the "pattern" attribute to a given HTML element, from there it will enable HTML validation for the content fragment field itself; this is a regex pattern. Your client library should have a clientlib category of "dam.cfm.authoring.v2", so when you are on the cfm authoring view, your code will be run.
So you can imagine, anything that does not match ^/content/dam/my-site.+, then on-keyup, validation will fail, and the input field will be highlighted in red.
It is possible, I have provided a solution, please take a look here -> https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/ootb-validation-options-fo...
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In short, you can use JavaScript to append the "pattern" attribute to a given HTML element, from there it will enable HTML validation for the content fragment field itself; this is a regex pattern. Your client library should have a clientlib category of "dam.cfm.authoring.v2", so when you are on the cfm authoring view, your code will be run.
So you can imagine, anything that does not match ^/content/dam/my-site.+, then on-keyup, validation will fail, and the input field will be highlighted in red.
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