@ramaem12 :  were you able to make it work with Option#2?

If you're just looking for a particular text authored inside a component, you don't need to set the depth.Just change the query to :path = <content-path>fulltext = foofulltext.relPath = / this will search all the jcr:properties of all the nodes.

Can you try these following steps: - Check if all the bundles are in active state.- Restart bundles once to see if the error goes away.- Make sure you have included (Immediate=true) in your OSGi services.

Have you deleted the existing changes which you have already done. Maybe one of them is causing this. Also, the path should include my-site/it/*, to make sure it only picks up pages inside it. I have used this way for CUG login multiple times(6.5.8,6.5.10,6.5.11), and it works.  

You can always overlay the component and make changes, just keep the OOTB component as the sling:resourceType for your component, and make only the required changes. This will keep all the existing properties as it is. And just to make sure that this issue exists in vanilla, try the same in a vanill...

Yes, there are many ways, but what we were trying to do was find the root cause of the issue. Whether it lies within the component or within something which we have overlaid.  If you want to use a different way altogether, you would need to write HTL for the container component and call the image te...

Okay, now to even further reduce the number of places you need to look.Try both the components, but within WKND site page. This can let you know whether the issue is with the template or some overlay which has been done to OOTB feature.

I'm not sure if interrupting the thread would be the best approach.Instead, what I can suggest is, instead of this approach, what you can do is create a workflow launcher which can auto-trigger based on node changes in the particular path/paths. HelpDoc: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/exper...

What you're seeing is an encoded URL in src. You would need to check where it is getting encoded.Can you please check the underlying code, If the SRC is going through any java code which is encoding it.If the SRC is obtained from or processed through any JS code which has encoded it.Also, try to do ...

Is there any particular reason you want the main thread to wait.Like, if the job is to read the file after it has been processed, you can just call the function within the one reading it and then the thread doesn't need to wait. Or are they independent of each other and that's why you want it to wai...