You can use JavaScript Use API,, assume this code is present in file name first.js"use strict"; use(function () { eurl = encodeURI(this.url); return eurl; });and call this via <sly data-sly-use.info="${'first.js' @ url=properties.jcr:title}"> <h1> ${info} </h1> </sly>

Are you documents present in AEM? If yes, I guess you wont have space in url as they will get replced by hypen '-'You are you showing just document name  or make hyper links on them? let me know...

The code is not part of Java, instead its part of ExtJS framework which AEM used.Here Documentation: https://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/cq/5-6/widgets-api/index.html?class=I18n

I have seen this behavior of "new section" extra empty div if your are talking.I don't think you will get an option to remove them in author, probablyx = document.getElementsByClassName("new section"); /* Then iterate all element and hide their visibility */But I still wonder you will see parsys tex...

Check these links :http://training.adobe.com/training/courses/aem6-system-administration.htmlhttp://training.adobe.com/training/courses.html#solution=adobeExperienceManager&product=adobe-cqIf this didn't help, get in touch with adobe herehttp://www.adobe.com/in/marketing-cloud/enterprise-content-man...

I took a quick look with objects on console in AEM 6.1It shows name of field as  0_destNameSo this should workvar c = form.findField("0_destName").getValue();

Can you tell when or in which event you are trying to get the value for the field?

You need to start aem in nosamplecontent run modeUse below commandjava -server -XX:MaxPermSize=256m -Xmx1024M -jar cq-publish-p4503.jar -r publish, nosamplecontent

Have you changed anything in init.jsp file?Which AEM version you are using?

Before uploading change .zip to .txt and then uploadChange jcr:title value from echo to Echo (first letter caps) , it should work