I get a "Page not found" message. The ".html" is missing in posted link.

The most likley reason is this is that an included model class returns a Null value. So go to html file from your component and look for: <sly data-sly-use.<your sly-identifiere>="<full qualified java class>"/>Then start the debugger in your IDE and find out why the including class returns Null.

I don't understand what your requirements exactly are. As far as I understand your prictures -whose shows your structure- the marked tags are a part of full path from others. So there is no other way. May be the keyword 'contains' allows you to avoid der percent signs. My above query would looks lik...

 SELECT * FROM [cq:PageContent] AS page WHERE ISDESCENDANTNODE(page ,"/search/in/path") AND NOT (page.[cq:tags] like "dsc:keywords%" or page.[cq:tags] like "dsc:device%") Due to the fact that the information is saved in jcr:content node, you have to work with this resource.

I could figure out that was an issue with missing content index and too many subnodes.

By the way: Your screenshot from querybuilder debug has a tiny difference to mine. On my AEM instance there is a dropdown field right from checkbox "Extract facets" with three available options (Default, Computed, Oak). Could it be the reason why your query does not work on my instance?

Thanks for answer. I tried it and it doesn't work either. I always get following message: The query read or traversed more than 100000 nodes. To avoid affecting other tasks, processing was stopped.Cannot serve request to /libs/cq/search/content/querydebug.html in /libs/cq/search/components/querydebu...

Hello, for a project I have following folder structure:/content/sites/dam/pic/0/111/content/sites/dam/pic/0/11content/sites/dam/pic/1/02/content/sites/dam/pic/2/2222 The following x-path query works for me to grab the name of last subfolders with two characters in name: /jcr:root/content/sites/dam/p...

Did following way not work? Page currentPage = request.getResource().adaptTo(Page.class);Page parentPage = currentPage.getParent();String siteName = parentPage.getProperties().get("SITE-name",String.class);

On filesystem tin folder /content/META-INF/vault exists a file called settings.xml. In this you can find the name "nodetype".