For fixing the issue in the dispatcher you can leverage ACS Commons Dispatcher Flush Rules which allows you to define simple rules for targetted flushing of files cached by Dispatcher.

Because automatically changing website content is a sensitive operation, I suggest, in addition to Arun's suggestion, that editors manually verify algorithmic changes before publication. This preview would allow editors to review the algorithm's output.

For nested content fragments, I would like to find the content fragment, grab it's data and expose it to the component's HTLI think you may find useful this thread.

When you assign read permissions to a user group, the expectation is that users in that group should only be able to view content and properties, without the ability to create, edit, or manage publications. However, if users with read-only permissions are still able to use options like Manage Public...

Without seeing the actual code, it's challenging to provide a context-aware response. However, you can achieve your goal by creating a shared template that both views can use while initializing your resource or Sling Model only once. Here's how to do it:<!--/* Initialize your resource/model ONCE */-...

For AEM as a Cloud Service, developing and deploying Asset Compute workers offers an approach to handling animated GIFs. This would involve writing custom code that utilizes libraries capable of processing and optimizing GIF files. For instance, a worker could be developed to resize the GIF, reduce ...

When you edit the Tabs component, a POST request is sent, which triggers a servlet. Pay attention to the use of the parameter PARAM_DELETED_CHILDREN. You could use this class as starting point.If you prefer not to write custom code for deletion or ordering, you can extend the Tabs component by start...

I refactored test initialization so that heavyweight objects or resources (like database connections, file I/O, Context-Aware configs) are set up only once per test suite rather than before each test: I used class-level setup methods (for example, using JUnit’s @BeforeAll) to share common resources....

In my previous "static" example, no parsys will render unless the editor selects the desired count because each uses data-sly-test wrapping.Consider this: What happens when a user reduces the number of configured parsys? For example, if they initially configure four, then later they change it to two...

The primary concern regarding the requirements is that each parsys must have a unique name in order to function correctly. In theory, you could utilize data-sly-list if you are certain that you can list at least 12 child pages.<!--/* Iteration control; start from the beginning, stop after the first ...