I don't know what version of AEM you're using, but this is a sightly class that on activation will do what you're requesting.(This has not been tested to be accurate, however, i'm pretty sure it'll work assuming it's ran on the author instance as an administrator or author.  This was literally throw...

Try this<cloudservices jcr:primaryType="nt:unstructured" sling:resourceType="granite/ui/components/foundation/include" path="foundation/components/page/cq:dialog/content/items/tabs/items/cloudservices"/>

The angular framework is completely separate from Adobe and does not required any kind of licensing for use.Simply include the javascript files into a new client library, or use a CDN to host them.

It's a pretty easy fix - in your dialog, change the definition to this:<values jcr:primaryType="nt:unstructured" fieldLabel=“Values” name="./values" typeHint="String" xtype="multifield"/>Note the "typeHint" - this forces the value to be saved as a string array when used in a multi-field.

Take a look at this: http://blogs.adobe.com/livecycle/2011/12/beyond-string-typehint-to-rescue.html

The response.status in your log is showing the result as a 200, which to me says that the response code isn't being set correctly in the servlet.Could you possibly provide your code so we can better help you?

au4liferz wrote... Thanks so much for the prompt reply gentlemen! I'm guessing that it really doesn't matter where I locate it in the component node hierarchy either, correct? Even so, please share what the defacto standard is for both the name, and where it's located so that I can follow the establ...

It does not matter what you name the folder, just as long as it's defined as a ClientLibraryFolder, it'll work.

I actually just did this exact requirement yesterday.  You can create a custom Identity Provider by implementing "ExternalIdentityProvider" and overriding the authenticate method to perform your authentication.This code was extremely helpful for me in completing this task https://github.com/Adobe-Ma...

I'm assuming that you have some rewriting going on to handle the URL without /content/<path>/, so, you could simply take your go to parameter, strip out the https://<domain> and use what is left over (minus the .html)So, https://www.mydomain.com/mypage.html would become "mypage", you know the conten...