The error messageUncaught TypeError getReferences(...).success is not a functionsuggests that the JavaScript code for the Manage Publication functionality is expecting a callback method ("success") that isn't available. This can occur when there's an API mismatch—possibly due to a change in how asyn...

If applicable, you can set up Access Control Lists (ACLs) based on user group membership. Additionally, you can use the default behavior of the AEM UI, which will automatically show or hide the Publish buttons. Note that there is also a "Manage Publication" button in addition to the "Quick Publish" ...

hi @Raju_AEM1, here some check to do:Ensure that the apiUrl you're using is correct. A typo or incorrect path can lead to failed requests.Ensure that your machine and network allow connections to the API's domain and port. Look for any firewall rules that might be blocking outgoing connections to th...

hi @johnagordon83,Begin by ensuring that the /oak:index/ntBaseLucene index on the QA environment mirrors the configuration from your local setup. Pay close attention to:Index Rules: Confirm that the sling:resourceType property is included and properly configured.Exclusions: Ensure no unintended excl...

If automatic rollout still fails, manually trigger synchronization via the Live Copy tab in the page properties and select Synchronize . This confirms whether the issue is with the rollout trigger rather than the content itself.Templates with custom components might block automatic rollouts. Ensure ...

The error occurs because the CSRF token is either missing, expired, or invalid. Manually fetch the token from /libs/granite/csrf/token.json and include it in headers, ensure forms use the correct hidden input, and validate client/server configurations.For example:// Fetch CSRF token for AJAX request...

You may find the following links useful:https://exadel.com/news/aem-tip-junit-tests-for-wcmusepojo-objects/ https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/wcmusepojo-aem-context-junit/m-p/235229/highlight/true#M64464  

If you cannot install ACS Commons, you can simply copy the NodeExists QueryBuilder Predicate class into your repository, which does not have any dependencies on any ACS Commons item.

Please ensure the jar is embedded into the installation package viafilevault-package-maven-pluginYou can use as a reference this code<plugin> <groupId>org.apache.jackrabbit</groupId> <artifactId>filevault-package-maven-plugin</artifactId> <extensions>t...

This issue likely relates to how scrolling and viewport behavior are handled in different modes (edit vs. view as published). In edit mode, AEM injects additional JavaScript and CSS to support authoring tools and interactions, which may include enhanced scrolling behavior. However, in view as publis...