I'm trying to setup local wknd for Universal Editor.
I'll follow every step in tutorial at https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/dev... but at the very end, there's this error clinking on Teaser:
The error was generated by the response at the POST to https://localhost:8443/details because of CORS Missing Allow Origin.
Same OPTIONS request, just before the POST is ok.
OPTIONS header:
POST header:
What I'm doing wrong?
Regards,
Alessandro
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When you try to access local wknd site through global universal editor, it will still need local universal editor service to be up
Please see the Prerequisites section of the tutorial you are following
Use this link to setup local universal editor service
Local AEM Development with the Universal Editor | Adobe Experience Manager
Once the local universal editor service is up and running, you can use global universal editor to load your local wknd page and update content and follow the same tutorial
Hi @AlessandroGi1 ,
Hope Delete the property X-Frame-Options=SAMEORIGIN of the property Additional response headers was performed successfully.
You may try as post request is failing https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/post-servlet-giving-403-fo...
Thanks
I did it, accordingly with the tutorial.
I can't modify /details, it's a core/builtIn request, not mine.
Regards
Alessandro
Hi @AlessandroGi1 ,
I haven't asked to change request. Just try once by changing configuration as per mentioned below
https://localhost:8443/system/console/configMgr
Thanks
The issue you are facing is because your local universal editor service is not running
Follow the below steps to enable local universal editor
Local universal editor service will run on https://localhost:8000
Once its setup, you should be able to fetch and update the content
@AMANATH_ULLAHI'm using the Global Universal Editor, not the local one.
I've follow this tutorial, https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/dev... no local universal service is needed and the broken request is to local AEMCS instance.
Regards
Alessandro
When you try to access local wknd site through global universal editor, it will still need local universal editor service to be up
Please see the Prerequisites section of the tutorial you are following
Use this link to setup local universal editor service
Local AEM Development with the Universal Editor | Adobe Experience Manager
Once the local universal editor service is up and running, you can use global universal editor to load your local wknd page and update content and follow the same tutorial
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