How to determine whether a Page is an AEM Page or Non-AEM page

Hi,

In AEM page is created using template, you can check for template used to create page.

Based on template you can identify if the page is created using page template or It is just HTML snippet or snippet created using other template.

Hi,

May be i should elaborate more on the issue.

My homepage is: https://mysite.com/gb/en/           -        This page is in AEM.

There is a link on my homepage when clicked it goes to https://mysite.com/gb/en/my-link    -   This is not AEM page. It does not exists on AEM but created by angular JS but it gets the title, description, resourceType and template from the https://mysite.com/gb/en/   i.e. Homepage.

Now, i have a requirement to update the title and description of pages like https://mysite.com/gb/en/my-link  which are not existing on AEM

But I am unable to figure out how to do that. How to identify if  https://mysite.com/gb/en/my-link is a non-AEM page or not.

currently angular JS does some funny stuff and it updates the meta info (e.g. title and description) and title of the page(https://mysite.com/gb/en/my-link )

From where are you getting title and description to update angular pages?

Approach 1 :

If you have so many pages to update then you need to write a script which traverses all anchor links and check whether the page is AEM page or not. by checking sling:resourceType and generate a report in the excel form, the excel will help you to quickly identify AEM page or not

Approach 2:

If the pages are less then you can write a servlet which takes page path as a parameter and returns non AEM anchor links by performing the same above resourceType business logic.

Approach 3:

Check, If angular pages are logically segregated or not, if segregated then you dont need to perform above logic you can directly go an update.

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