Hi @ArchanaS , Just defining the schema isn't enough — it must be applied to the correct asset folder(s), and your custom fields must map to existing or new metadata nodes under the asset’s metadata node.  Create or Edit a Metadata Schema (via Tools - Assets - Metadata Schema Forms):Start by creatin...

Hi @Imperfecto , You can generate a custom ETag-like value by computing a hash from key metadata properties of the CF. This can be done by accessing the underlying ValueMap or JCR properties such as jcr:title, cq:lastModified, or any other relevant fields by Resource Resolver and using them to compu...

HI @Asher_Trager , To get all the audience-related information for a running AT activity using JS, first load the page where the activity is expected to trigger. Open the Chrome network tab and inspect the Target network response to identify the activity ID, experience name, and other metadata. Sinc...

On your publisher, is it working fine?

HI @VineeVa , I think this might be happening because of browser caching. Can you try doing a hard reload or opening the site in incognito mode to see if the issue still occurs? That should help confirm if it’s a cache-related issue.Let me know if it works or you need more help. Thanks.

Hi @NavyaVo , I think the logic that you have written is good, you just need to add below code after asset.addRendition() line to save all the changes.resolver.commit();It saves all the unsaved changes you’ve made using that Resource Resolver to the JCR repository (AEM’s content database). Let me kn...

Hi @taggatmerkle , This happens because when AEM renders a page with an XF, it resolves the XF's content on the publish instance before the response reaches the dispatcher. That’s why ESI tags inside the XF are already processed (or removed) and don’t appear at the dispatcher. However, when you plac...

Hi @SonuR1 , You can create custom logic to achieve the desired behavior using an event listener or a workflow. You can trigger the event listener or workflow whenever any changes occur in your master CF, and then implement the logic to sync those changes across all the copies you’ve created. We can...

Hi Neeraj, If the issue is still not resolved, you can try downloading the required JAR files with the same versions from https://mvnrepository.com/ and manually upload them via the OSGi System Console. This will resolve all the missing dependencies. Thanks.

Hi Jim, If you want to fetch some assets which were replaced, you can simply use query builder to fetch those assets for that specific period of time. You just have to put the condition for jcr:last modified. If you need more info on query builder, please let me know. If this doesn't solve your prob...