Hi @Aaron_Dempwolff    Can you try var varSel = $('input[name="./sampleName"]'); Write an event trigger on change of dropdown value and add the above piece of code. You can change the selector to class or id as per your need. This should work.    If it does not try adding debug breakpoints in Chrome...

Hi @Sayali1  Create a New Component: Create a new component that extends the core Box Container component. This new component will allow you to add the two additional image fields. You can create this component in your project's folder structure. Create a Dialog: In the myboxcontainer component's cq...

Hi @Sayali1  Create a New Component: Create a new component that extends the core teaser component. This new component will allow you to add the two additional image fields. You can create this component in your project's folder structure. Create a Dialog: In the myteaser component's cq:dialog node,...

Hi @aem_noob  Try this -> const array = ["abc", "efg", "ijk"];  // Convert array to JSON object const jsonObject = JSON.stringify(array); console.log(jsonObject);

Access the AEM Web Console: Log in to your AEM instance as an administrator and navigate to the AEM Web Console. The URL should be: http://localhost:4502/system/console/configMgrFind the Apache Sling Request Logger: In the Web Console, search for the "Apache Sling Request Logger" configuration by ty...

Hi @ferosekhan  Did not quite get your question. But from what I understand, if the same content exists on your Publish instance and author instance then no need to publish it again. Once you edit the page content or properties you need to publish the page again so that the latest content reflects o...

Hi @jayv25585659  In Coral UI 3 the multifield data will de stored individual nodes. It would no more be stored in the above format. I would suggest to write a groovy script to covert existing data into individual data nodes. Please refer the below document. https://aemhints.com/2020/10/24/coral-mul...

Hi @Vaibhavi_J  What version of AEM are you on and can you confirm that you have the compatible Forms package installed in the instance?  Thanks

Hi @Mahesh_Gunaje  Below are some steps that I can think of. Please do a technical feasibility check for the below steps Set up a file upload component: Create a component in AEM that includes a file upload input field. This component will be used to render the file upload form on your live site. Yo...

Hi @aravindS  Follow the below steps 1. Create a clientlib. Put your custom code in this clientlib. Write different functions for the actions you wish to perform. 2. Give the clientlib a category name3. Now in Form give the clientlib category name. You should find this in Basic tab of your Form Cont...