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Not able to see folders under Content Fragment Models

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Hello,

I have created few folders under Tools -> General -> Configuration Browser.
While creating the folder, I have selected the Content Fragment Models checkbox.
Now when I go to Tools ->Assets -> Content Fragment Models, here folders are not shown.
This is happening in my Dev author instance. AEM version : 6.4.8.4 I have logged in as admin
But this issue is not happening in my local instance. Looks very weird issue. Any help on this issue?

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This is ok, it is just warning to consider creating index but this is not the cause.



Arun Patidar

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Hey @gmahesh ,

It seems to be an issue with the permission. You need to verify the permission whether the logged-in user has the read permission to the corresponding folder (which must be /conf).

Regards,

Arpit V

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Hi @gmahesh ,
Do you see other folder like We.Retail and Core Component Example

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Note: I have logged in as a user, which has admin permission. Checked the useradmin and this user has all the permission (/conf and its sub nodes too).

I am not able to see other folder like We.Retail and global folder too.  I think, left option is to check the error.log and few other log files too.

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@gmahesh , If you can't see anything, then might have permission issue or something else. Just check logs incase you find anything.

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This could be because of permission. try to login with admin and if yo still see the issue then check logs.



Arun Patidar

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In the log file, I can see :

 

org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.plugins.index.Cursors$TraversingCursor Traversed 15000 nodes with filter Filter(query=select e.[jcr:path] as [jcr:path],
e.[jcr:score] as [jcr:score], e.* from [nt:base] as a inner join [nt:base] as b on ischildnode(b, a) inner join [nt:base] as c on
ischildnode(c, b) inner join [nt:base] as d on ischildnode(d, c) inner join [nt:base] as e on ischildnode(e, d)
where name(a) = 'wcm' and isdescendantnode(a, '/home') and name(b) = 'notification' and name(c) = 'config' and name(d) = 'subscriptions'
and e.[type] = 'page' option(traversal OK) /* xpath: /jcr:root/home//wcm/notification/config/subscriptions/* [@type='page']
option(traversal ok) */, path=/home//*, property=[:localname=[wcm]]); consider creating an index or changing the query

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Community Advisor

This is ok, it is just warning to consider creating index but this is not the cause.



Arun Patidar