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Re: How to use information from JSONPStore on segments resolution - Adobe Experience Manager 15-10-2015
Hi, smacdonald2008.Thanks for your help.I included this taglib declaration on my JSPs and it didn't help, but from what I could understand the personalization: taglib is used for displaying store information on client context when we customize this information display.But there may be a huge between my understanding and the actual role of this tag Shouldn't I include some CQ_Analytics. on my pages to initialize/instantiate the store?

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Re: How to use information from JSONPStore on segments resolution - Adobe Experience Manager 15-10-2015
Hi, Sham HC.Sorry for the long delay for posting back in here. Your suggestion worked perfectly, as I am using AEM 5.6.1. Thanks A LOT for ending my suffering But the bad part is that for fixing it I'll need to change a core file of AEM.Is this fix part of a hotfix or something like that?Regards and thanks again.EDIT - just to make it clear for someone that may read this topic in future: after applying the fiz on AEM code suggested above, I just needed to drag & drop a a) JSONPStore to the clien...

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How to use information from JSONPStore on segments resolution - Adobe Experience Manager 15-10-2015
Hi, all.I need to use information from a JSONP Store to resolve segments, but it seems that I am missing some important step. The steps I am following were taken from http://dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/current/developing/client_context_detail.html, but I have to confess that I got lost at some point.Here are the steps:From a Geometrixx page (eg.: http://localhost:4502/content/geometrixx/en/products/triangle.html) I edited the client context (from sideckick Display Client Context > Edit that opens the...

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Re: Vanity URLs with extension problem - Adobe Experience Manager 15-10-2015
Hi, Orotas and Jörg,I've been playing with the /etc/map before, with no luck.I'll try the hack proposed by Orotas, and report back in here if it works (or not) as soon as I finish it.Regards.

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Vanity URLs with extension problem - Adobe Experience Manager 15-10-2015
Hi, all.For the requirement I am currently working on we do need to have vanity URLs that include extensions, so we can maintain the same address from the current site when migration to AEM is complete (ex.: the vanity URL should be /foo/bar/foobar.aspx). But we could verify while testing that vanity URLs with extensions are not handled the way we expected, as the extension is meaningful to AEM to resolve how to render a given content.Do you have any recommendations to this case? I'd like not to...

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Re: Global component properties - Adobe Experience Manager 15-10-2015
Just a side note on Scott's reply, as I was having the very same question in here: the complete path is something like:instead of(note the slash on the beginning of path attribute).

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Re: Referencing a content node from within a component - Adobe Experience Manager 15-10-2015
Just to document the steps needed to achieve the effect:1 - Create your custom component2 - Add a pathfield widget on the dialog, and name it "contentPath"3 - On the JSP a code like the one below: [Click "Edit" to select component] Thanks once again, Orotas.

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Re: Referencing a content node from within a component - Adobe Experience Manager 15-10-2015
orotas wrote... The other possibility, if you have a well defined content structure is to just use the pathfield widget. Let's say for example that your custom component containing the XML fragment is always located at jcr:content/fragment on the pages that contain it. You use the pathfield widget in your custom reference component.In your custom reference component you fetch the path to the selected page You do an sling include using the selected page path - Hi, Orotas.It seems that the pathfi...

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Re: Referencing a content node from within a component - Adobe Experience Manager 15-10-2015
Hi, Orotas.I think you got it, and I already did a try with the reference component. The problem with it is that I can only reference a paragraph using that, and in my case I need to reference a custom component I built based on the out-of-the-box Text component.Do you know how can I reference a custom component instead of a paragraph?Regards,Rafael

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Referencing a content node from within a component - Adobe Experience Manager 15-10-2015
Hi, all.We're working on a site that will have some components with HTML fragments that will be re-used across dozens (maybe hundreds) pages. And the requirement is that I edit a fragment once, and this change reflects to all pages that are using it.I could achieve this by placing a call on my template's jsp file with an absolute path attribute, like call below:But our requirement is a little bit more sophisticated: we should be able to, from the custom component (for which I am asking advice to...

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