This isn't something that is supported.Can you not create a new page template for each design?

Understood.  Just keep in mind that permissions at the component/dialog level are not supported in AEM, so restricting access to edit these components would likely require you to have these certain select people editing content elsewhere and then utilizing a reference component to achieve this in yo...

Jörg Hoh wrote... Shehjadkhan wrote... Hi Jintendra and Lee, Thank you for replies, I am aware of replication option at the node level. But that is not the problem I am trying to solve, issue is I want to keep some data under a page outside jcr:content that does not get replicated on page activ...

If you're talking about HTML and JavaScript entered into a dialog, sure, although it's not really best practice to give an author that much control.<script type="text/javascript" data-sly-test="{properties.javascript}"> ${properties.javascript @ context="unsafe"} </script> <div data-sly-test="${prop...

Create an xml.html file and have it output your XML.  As long as you're using <sly> tags or "data-sly-unwrap" and you're outputting valid XML, it will definitely work.  We've accomplished this exact thing with both JSON and XML.

I agree with Sam on this too, but since the answer doesn't seem to satisfy you, i'll try to explain it a little different.A page is rendered by node order.  The jcr:content node contains the reference to the page component and template, and is rendered as such.  Next, each node structure below jcr:c...

Are you getting the Geometrixx login screen?

Hey Clive, I think maybe changing your train of thought would be a good idea.  You're really not integrating Bamboo (or Jenkins) with AEM - you're integrating it with Maven.  I don't know what specific needs you have from a CI server so it's a little difficult to give answers, but our integration si...

We utilize Bamboo here because it integrates with JIRA and BitBucket.  Definitely wouldn't switch to Jenkins.

That's an option, but your authors should never ever be granted access to CRXDE Lite.