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Nupur_Jain
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Re: How to include files of one clientlib into another cl... - Adobe Experience Manager 04-09-2020
Hi @saurabh_intel What I am able to understand is that you want to include one clientlib into another. For this, you will have to use "embed" feature of clientlibs i.e used to embed code from other libraries. If clinetlibs F embeds clinetlibs G and H, the resulting js and css files included in the html will be a concetration of js and css from clinetlibs G and H. To embed clientlibs, mention clientlibs name in the "embed" property on your site cq:ClinetlibraryFolder like this:[cq:ClientLibraryFo...

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Re: extract other child component's properties in current... - Adobe Experience Manager 03-09-2020
Hi @psrpjayaem With HTL, you can extract first the parent of the current component that is footer. Then you can extract header resource from parent resource like this: OR----------------------------------------- Here resource represents the current resource. resource.parent basically call getParent method of resource api and provide you with parent resource. you can both the options and whatever fits your usecase better, you can try. Hope it Helps!Thanks

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Re: aem ui - Adobe Experience Manager 28-08-2020
Hi @biswaranjan1 Clientlibs are used for maintaing css and js in AEM. In order to change page UI, you will have to create project specific css and keep css files in clientlibs anf then the clientlibs can be included in HTL or JSP. You can refer 1. https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/experience-manager-65/developing/introduction/clientlibs.html2. https://blogs.adobe.com/experiencedelivers/experience-management/htl-clientlibs/ Hope it helps!ThanksNupur

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Re: How to Get Unique ID of Component HTML - Adobe Experience Manager 28-08-2020
Hi @sagrawal You can use component name as a identifier to append after each portal ID like where component is the global HTL object. The HTMl after the change will be generated like Hope it helps!Thanks!Nupur

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Re: Touch UI CSS class - Adobe Experience Manager 27-08-2020
Hi @ashishkhadpe Just like .cq-wcm-edit, there is a class ". aem-AuthorLayer-Edit" added to node of the page added in iframe in Touch UI mode. You can easily use this class to replace classic based css. Hope it helps!Thanks!Nupur

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Re: Equivalent Touch UI class for .cq-wcm-edit - Adobe Experience Manager 27-08-2020
Hi @ashishkhadpe Just like .cq-wcm-edit, there is a class ". aem-AuthorLayer-Edit" added to node of the page added in iframe in Touch UI mode. You can easily use this class to replace classic based css. Hope it helps!Thanks!Nupur

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Re: Wait for first workflow to finish before starting second - Adobe Experience Manager 24-08-2020
Hi @troubleshooter3 if thats the case, I think you should register Event listener for the modification of node. Once the event gets triggered, you can call second workflow on the onEvent method of the java event class. Refer https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/using/aem64_event_listener.html to read more about AEM event capturing in java. Thanks,Nupur

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Re: Wait for first workflow to finish before starting second - Adobe Experience Manager 24-08-2020
HI @troubleshooter3 you have two different workflows, why not start second workflow model when first workflow model finishes. for this, there is "Container Step" component which you can drop as first workflow's last step and configure which workflow you want to start next. Refer https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/experience-manager-64/developing/extending-aem/extending-workflows/workflows-step-ref.html#container-step to understand container step. Hope it helps!Thanks!Nupur

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Re: Query Builder - Search multiple properties with AND/O... - Adobe Experience Manager 24-08-2020
Hi @troubleshooter3 Your Query builder query should look like this path=/test/12 1_property=property1 1_property.value=value1 group.p.or=true group.2_property=property2 group.2_property.value=value2 group.3_property=property3 group.3_property.value=value3 if I am able to understand your requirment correctly. The above query should return path where property1 should be equal to value1 and either of the other two properties must be same as given value i.e property2=value2 or property3=value3. Hope...

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Re: Get Current User who invokes particular step in the w... - Adobe Experience Manager 23-08-2020
Hi @JJ_JayantJain You can use getInitiator() method of Workflow API to get the user ID of the user who started the workflow. Refer https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/6-3/sites/developing/using/reference-materials/javadoc/com/adobe/granite/workflow/exec/Workflow.html API to get to know more about this particular method. String getInitiator() Returns the initiator of the Workflow instance. Returns: The user who initiated the Workflow. Hope it helps!Thanks!Nupur

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