I am getting below error when add the component in the AEM new page. Kindly suggest the correction, if anyone have the idea for code changes.
ERROR:
Cannot serve request to /content/project/path/test.html in /apps//project/path/webhelp-header/webhelp-header.html
org.apache.sling.scripting.sightly.SightlyException: org.apache.sling.api.SlingException: Cannot get DefaultSlingScript: org.apache.sling.api.SlingException: Cannot get DefaultSlingScript: org.apache.sling.a
My code in html:
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Hi @MohanasundaramMo
where is the your file named field and have you create a model class for it because what i can see you are using resource.path, in Sightly refers to the absolute path of the current resource within the AEM content repository
If your component is included on a page located at /content/mysite/en/products/myproduct, then resource.path would return /content/mysite/en/products/myproduct
what i would suggest that If the script file (field) is located within the same folder as your component, use a relative path:
data-sly-use.multifield="./field" // "./" refers to the current component's folder
If you're using a Sling Model for the multifield functionality, the attribute should reference the model class path:
data-sly-use.multifield="com.your.package.FieldModel" // Replace with your actual model class path
feel free to reply if you need further clarifications.
Hope this helps!
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Hi @MohanasundaramMo
AEM cannot find the script associated with the data-sly-use.multifield, In your case, it's looking for a script with the identifier /_header/field also i noticed
The data-sly-list attribute should be enclosed in double quotes.
You have nested <sly> tags, which is not necessary in this case. You can simplify it by removing the inner <sly> tag.
Check below blog to see the use case of HTL Java Use-API
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-htl/content/java-use-api
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Hi Abhishek,
Thanks for the quick response.
After mode the changes also based on you suggestion still getting same error. i thought "<sly data-sly-use.multifield="${resource.path}/field">" multifield need to change i am not sure how to change that. This same used some components for existing our project but all component not working with this check.
corrected code:
<sly data-sly-use.multifield="${resource.path}/field">
<sly data-sly-list.item="${multifield.listChildren}">
<a class="grayButton" data-sly-element="${!item.enableLink? 'span':'a'}" href="${item.link @Extension='html'}" >${item.button} </a>
</sly>
</sly>
Thanks,
Mohan
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Hi @MohanasundaramMo
where is the your file named field and have you create a model class for it because what i can see you are using resource.path, in Sightly refers to the absolute path of the current resource within the AEM content repository
If your component is included on a page located at /content/mysite/en/products/myproduct, then resource.path would return /content/mysite/en/products/myproduct
what i would suggest that If the script file (field) is located within the same folder as your component, use a relative path:
data-sly-use.multifield="./field" // "./" refers to the current component's folder
If you're using a Sling Model for the multifield functionality, the attribute should reference the model class path:
data-sly-use.multifield="com.your.package.FieldModel" // Replace with your actual model class path
feel free to reply if you need further clarifications.
Hope this helps!
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Thanks for suggestion. after implement new sling model changes works good.
It seems you are just trying to iterate over some composite multifield set in your component. If I have to take a guess your content structure looks something like
componentNode
field
item0
item1
So to get the multifield properties and iterate, you could possibly do something like
<sly data-sly-list.childResource="${resource.children}">
<sly data-sly-test="${childResource.name =='field'}" data-sly-list="${childResource.children}">
<a class="grayButton" data-sly-element="${!item.enableLink? 'span':'a'}" href="${item.link @ extension='html'}" >${item.button} </a>
</sly>
</sly>
Ofcourse this is just sample, you can do it better in a sling model as Abhishek suggested.
Hope this helps
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To retrieve values from multiple fields, we typically use Sling Model. You can refer to the article for step-by-step instructions.
https://ms-29.com/aem/sites/fetch-multifield-values-using-sling-model
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