I think someone else may have already mentioned it, but on your publisher(s) double-check the OSGi config for Apache Sling Referrer Filter and ensure you are allowing the methods you are trying to support.

Can you expand a bit more when you say 'accessing through the application'? Is there a 3rd party or external system that is trying to access and consume data from AEM? HTTP 204 response = 'no content', which is what I would expect to get back from a successful preflight request from an outside appli...

You should be able to use Adobe IMS to work with any of the Adobe Cloud offerings. I've helped a few clients setup IMS to work with the AEM instances managed by Adobe AMS. You should be able to work with your Adobe CSE to complete this. If you are referring to setting up IMS with an on-prem AEM impl...

 I know this thread is a bit old, but I hit a similar issue a while back and through lots of trial and error I found that when installing AEM 6.5 you *must* use version 1.10.0 of the S3 connector initially.  After you have AEM successfully running you can then proceed with upgrading the connector to...

So, I have doubts that this suggestion will rewrite the link on the page accordingly. The issue is when there is a link on any page that redirects to the home page, when you hover over that link it appears as '/.html'. It's almost as if something is forcing extensions on all links.I added your sugge...

This seems like a fairly common use case but we have a client that is experiencing some issues with url rewriting / shortening.The gist is, the client would like to have all links on the site that link to the home page '/content/client-site/en/home' to map to root '/'. Also note that all content liv...

We eventually reached out to DayCare, and while we did not get a reference to proper documentation, below is what was suggested from DayCare, which ultimately resolved our issue.this.persistence = new ContextHub.Utils.Persistence({mode : ContextHub.Utils.Persistence.Modes.SESSION});

Ok, so I found the issue. Its not an aem thing. deep in their code they are using the java URLEncode object which by default translates the spaces to '+'.  When they are encoding the url they have a check for spaces but appears it is failing on that.

I'm curious if anyone has seen this behavior where spaces are rendered as '+' in the path to assets and pages instead of '%20'. While working on a client's site I noticed several broken images and links, all had spaces in either the path and/or file name and the page rendered these as +. In other wo...

Hi Jörg,   Thanks for the response. So full disclosure, apparently the person that reported the issue didn't mention that it is also resolved when we reassociated his account with the proper groups. So in the end yes, you were right it was permissions, much to my confusion was that it was still *fal...