Though it's not AEM's strength, I think we can use some of the UI frameworks which enables the drag and drop features to create a template in AEM. Now list all the widgets(AEM Components) which users can organize within the layout.

Hi Jeff,Each of the platforms will have its own architecture and Adobe AEM is not built on portlets model as primary like Liferay or WebSphere portals. All these portals come with the capabilities of portlets as primary and have the CMS capabilities to it while AEM has CMS as the primary capabilitie...

You can also refer this threadUsing forward(request, response) in Java Servlet

You can try with the unobfuscated version or raise a support ticket On Tue, Oct 17, 2017 at 12:20 PM, ramya.reddy <forums_noreply@adobe.com>

Some of the syntaxes could have been changed. I would recommend to break this query to smaller chunks and execute them to identify which is the syntax that has broken in the newer version.Once we identify that, then we should be able to see how to handle the same in 6.3

You can use any of these libraries in AEM. Include the respective script in your template and you should be good to use.

As Diego mentioned, it has to be sorted manually. You may have to customize if you need it in the default view.

Hi John,Instead of building the project and using the css and components locally, simply use this CDN to deliver the css and js for you.CSS:https://unpkg.com/material-components-web@latest/dist/material-components-web.min.css JS : https://unpkg.com/material-components-web@0.19.0/dist/material-compon...

you can handle that in the frontend codeThose alerts are all based on css class like success, error, warnings etc..one of the approach could be as belowSo based on your http response, set a variable for css class and the messageand based on the variables, display the div in html.

I tried the same in 6.3 and it worked fine for me.Do you see any errors in the logs or browser ??Can you try on any other instance and verify if you are seeing the same issue.Thanks,Lokesh