The real challenge in these scenarios isn't extracting the text - the real challenge is that you need not just extract the text, but you need extract it in a manner that allows you to effective reinsert the content into the page effectively. The other challenge is that you have to develop business r...

You could also use things like mod_proxy. 

Personally I'd just start over with a jar file named cq-publish-p4503.jar. If you haven't started up your the author instance yet and just have it as it was unpacked it would probably work (although I have never tried it). Once you start up the author instance however I wouldn't use that as a starti...

I would recommend that you take a look at the access.log and see what path is generating a 404. Then go take a look at the user in question and see if you can see which group is causing a restriction to that path. One of the things that the LDAP connector will do is automatically add groups to users...

So are you talking about changing the user's group assignments? When you removed the administrator group did you replace it with another group (like contributor)? If you want the user to be able to edit a page they have to be a member of at least one group that has read and modify permissions for th...

In addition to Johan's point about having to actually open the dialog and hit save, the other thing I'd point out is that you are accessing currentPage.getProperties - for that to work your widget has to be on your page properties dialog, not your component's dialog, and you have to have opened the ...

I don't believe that this module is designed to be extended in this particular manner, if you change where the comments are saved you would likely have to make many customizations to ensure you didn't break other functionality. The commenting is part of the larger social collaboration module so you ...

I think the primary issue is how you are trying to access the content below jcr:content. You can only use properties.get for properties of the current node. The object currentProperties is a ValueMap for jcr:content. You can not us ValueMap.getProperties to access the properties of child nodes (like...

A couple troubleshooting suggestions:How are you checking for the content - are you looking in CRXDE Lite, or just looking at the page in author. You want to look at the actual nodes in CRXDE Lite to verify that the problem is actually missing content and not a display issue with your components or ...

As someone else was pointing out making these values OSGI service configurations would be a more scalable solution in the long run. You can combine this with the use of run mode specific configurations in the repository in order to do environment specific configurations as well. So for example you c...