No worries!You're more than welcome.Good questions!- JK

JK Kendall wrote... Gdubz wrote... On the "Social Component Framework" page under the "Component Customization and Extension" section, those links to OperationExtension, SlingPostOperation, and OperationServices don't work. I can look them up in the javadocs, just thought I'd point that out, that t...

Don't know why the link in my original post doesn't work anymore, but this is where I found "prepareUserGeneratedContent()":https://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/aem/6-2/develop/ref/javadoc/com/adobe/cq/social/ugcbase/SocialUtils.html#prepareUserGeneratedContent(org.apache.sling.api.resource.ResourceResolv...

Planning upgrade from CQ 5.6.1 to AEM 6.2 and we've got a considerable number of social components that we wrote from scratch heavily utilizing some now extremely deprecated packages/classes. The most common of which, I'm having trouble tracking down a replacement for: prepareUserGeneratedContent();...

Thank you Gigazelle and kautuksahni, I'll review with our Adobe Analytics team to see if DTM is an option.

smacdonald2008 wrote... I have asked our Analytics Community Manager to look at this question.   Thank you so much Scott! Despite all the training I've taken, there seems to be nothing concrete about how to customize SiteCatalyst integration. This is the best I've found so far and I'm not sure if I ...

That's all available still, check out https://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/htl/docs/global-objects.htmlThat link lists all of the global objects you can use within your sightly component.

I think the answer is really up to how much customization you want the final author to have to do. You could establish a base page that has a hardcoded (but still configurable header/footer) and then a parsys on the page itself (for columns or whatever you want) and then be done with it, but that's ...

Hi all,I've recently been trying to configure our AEM 6.0 project in such a way that it reports custom page variables to SiteCatalyst using some of the predefined eVars. I've setup an Adobe Analytics Framework page that successfully logs in to SiteCatalyst server and even created an Adobe Analytics ...

Would say a major difference between rep:User and rep:SystemUser is that one doesn't explicitly have a password set, nor is one really needed... The system user is configured in such a way that it can only be used by sub-services that have been mapped with the org.apache.sling.serviceusermapping.imp...