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Contexthub Tool bar issue in AEM 6.3

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September 12, 2017
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Hi All,

While including Contexthub in my custom template, I have added

'<sling:include path="contexthub" resourceType="granite/contexthub/components/contexthub"/>'.

The toolbar appears on custom page (on preview mode) in AEM 6.2. The same way doesn't work in AEM 6.3, I had to add clientlibs (<cq:includeClientLib categories="contexthub.ui.segment-editor"/>) to get the tool bar appear on the page. but, this is disabling the 'Targeting' option under modes.

Below is the image that illustrates:

But when we remove the same clientlibs, the targeting mode is enabled back (as shown below). Can someone please help me fix this issue, to have both in place?

Thanks in Advance!

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Best answer by smacdonald2008

See this HELPX Article - the ContextHub bar appears:

Scott's Digital Community: Using the ContextHub with the Experience Manager Toy Store site

Hope this helps....

smacdonald2008Accepted solution

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See this HELPX Article - the ContextHub bar appears:

Scott's Digital Community: Using the ContextHub with the Experience Manager Toy Store site

Hope this helps....

Ratna_Kumar

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Yes, see the HELPX article where Context hub appears:

Using the ContextHub to setup GeoLocation data in the Experience Manager Toy Store site https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/using/contexthub_personal.html

~Ratna

divyak96999766Author

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On the mere inclusion of contexthub component, the tool bar is not enabled and it was throwing errors which later got resolved on addition of clientlibs. But this clientlibs is disabling the Targeting mode on the page.

I am getting this issue on v6.3 and it works fine in v6.2.

smacdonald2008

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Did you load the example in the Toy Store site - where you can see it working:

smacdonald2008

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I asked one of out internal experts to look here and they stated:

I think this is a core client libraries mismatch and may be coming from the page component itself.

Based on their code <sling:include path="contexthub" resourceType="granite/contexthub/components/contexthub"/>

They are pointing to a JSP page component instead of HTL. Try to convert the page component itself to HTL (the components inside can still be JSP)

Context Hub is systematically replacing Client Context so I don’t think it’s worth the effort to try and find how to keep making a JSP page component work in Granite.

The other added advantage; upgrading your primary page component to HTL will allow you to leverage Content Fragments, Experience Fragments and other new features.

We are not going to update the foundation to my knowledge and using a Classic UI page in the Granite UI is going to have a lot of other problems as well…

divyak96999766Author

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I tried converting to HTL, and it works neither. I debugged and found there is an issue with

'com.adobe.granite.contexthub.ui.allow-embedding' setting to true. This can probably fix the issue. Do you have any idea on how to set this property? I couldn't find this property in configuration.

smacdonald2008

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Did you load the package in the Toy Store article - it works there. Compare that with your setup.

smacdonald2008

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I justed loaded the 3 packages in that article and ContextHub loaded - see: