Hi @NavyaVo, Some page deletion actions in the Sites console are processed through JCR-level operations or as part of workflows, which sometimes prevents the PageEvent system from reliably catching the DELETED event. Can you can try using a javax.jcr.observation.EventListener to listen for NODE_REMO...

Hi @MateuszNo2, 1. Registering for the Adobe Workfront certification exam: Access the Adobe Certification Portal: Begin by visiting the Adobe Certification Portal. Browse the Certification Catalog: Navigate to the Certification Catalog to explore available certifications. Select Your Desired Cert...

Hi @aemcode, Adobe often lists bug fixes (including SITES- tickets) in official release notes. Visit: AEM Release Notes Select the latest version (e.g., AEM as a Cloud Service, AEM 6.5.x, etc.) Look for the issue ID SITES-14024 under Sites – Fixed Issues If it's listed, it’s officially resolved ...

Hi @VanitaNa, Here's an explanation of the approach with some example code and structure to help you understand how it works. The code is just for reference and might need some tweaks based on your project setup. 1. Proxy RTE Component (rich-text) Path: /apps/your-project/components/content/rich-tex...

Hi @Rama_KrishnaNy, Let me explain you by passing WKND Byline Component <div data-sly-use.byline="com.adobe.aem.guides.wknd.core.models.Byline" data-sly-use.placeholderTemplate="core/wcm/components/commons/v1/templates.html" data-sly-test.hasContent="${!byline.empty}" class="cmp-bylin...

Hi @Rama_KrishnaNy, In HTL, data-sly-call is used to invoke a template (like a function) and pass parameters to it. This helps you re-use logic across your component’s HTML files. Let me explain you using a simple real-world example Let’s say you want to create a reusable button template that you ca...

Hi @NamitaDu, Yes, you can absolutely skip specific validations when using DOT. The DOT tool allows you to disable specific rule categories or individual rule IDs using the --exclude flag. This is useful when your project has valid use cases that intentionally deviate from Adobe’s best practices. Ex...

Hi @javed25, Please refer this: https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager-blogs/the-rte-color-picker-plugin-for-aem/ba-p/745373 https://medium.com/@aarushi0192/aem-color-picker-in-rte-73c598313f27 https://www.tothenew.com/blog/the-rte-color-picker-plugin-in-aem-a-cust...

@rawvarun  You write your YAML configuration file with placeholders for sensitive values (like your Splunk token), and during the deployment or build process, those placeholders are dynamically replaced with actual environment variable values. Write your YAML with placeholdersInstead of putting the...

Hi @rawvarun, Yes, you typically can reference environment variables in your YAML configuration, but it depends on how the YAML file is processed by the AEM environment or the underlying system. When setting up Splunk with AEM as a Cloud Service, the Adobe Experience League guide usually suggests co...