Hi, everyone!
I am starting to work in AEM and I was required to implement experience fragments functionality on a classic UI project for migration to Touch UI. Currently, I am working with AEM 6.5, I have already created my editable templates configuration under the /conf folder as the official documentation recommends https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/experience-manager-65/developing/platform/templates/page-temp.... However I am facing the following problems:
1. None of my layout containers is displaying the option "insert component".
2. When I try to access the "Edit Template" option in Page information icon on my page editor toolbar, it does not redirect me to the corresponding editable template, I mean, nothing happens.
3. This behavior is present as well in the We-retail OOTB project of my instance that neither shows the emulator option on the page editor toolbar.
I am assuming that is some configuration of my project but not a clue. Thanks in advance for your attention and help!
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Classic UI is deprecated, and Adobe encourages developers to create more modernised solutions via using Touch UI, HTL, and using Sling Models.
Creating editable template has a lot of configurations if you are getting errors, be sure to check the error.log in your development environment as the logs printed will be very useful. A very good tutorial can be found here:
Also, when you are utilising the AEM WCM Core Page Component V2, classic UI is not supported, https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/aem-wcm-core-components-v2....
Hi @diegoeflz4887,
Here are a couple of pointers:
Can you try to create a test project using archetype 22 or 23 and deploy in your instance. If template editor does not work for this project as well then it seems something is wrong with your instance
https://github.com/adobe/aem-project-archetype
Classic UI is deprecated, and Adobe encourages developers to create more modernised solutions via using Touch UI, HTL, and using Sling Models.
Creating editable template has a lot of configurations if you are getting errors, be sure to check the error.log in your development environment as the logs printed will be very useful. A very good tutorial can be found here:
Also, when you are utilising the AEM WCM Core Page Component V2, classic UI is not supported, https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/aem-wcm-core-components-v2....
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