Hi,It's not overly complicated to prevent publishing of all original renditions. On the author server, configure the replication agent(s) with a specific agent user id (See http://dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/current/deploying/replication.html#Replication%20Agents%20-%20Configuration%20Parameters). Then c...
Hi,What I would suggest is to use a notation like this:welcome to my company. you are shortlisted for the lucky draw. The user id allocated for you is ${userId} and agreement number is ${agreementNumber}.And then use the Commons Lang StrSubstitutor class (https://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-la...
You can't do this with the <cq:text> tag. If you wanted to use the <cq:text> tag, you would have to do this through a CSS class (i.e. the tagClass attribute).
Hi AryA,There should be autocomplete in the pathbrowser widget, but I think you'll find that this isn't a complete solution. If you have a lot of path-based components, you may want to use the Classic UI for page authoring in the near term.Justin
Yes - in your activate method, you can read the properties. Here's an example picked at random from ACS AEM Commons: https://github.com/Adobe-Consulting-Services/acs-aem-commons/blob/master/bundle/src/main/java/com/adobe/acs/commons/logging/impl/SyslogAppender.java
Hi,It looks to me like you are trying to use the ExtJS listeners mechanism with Granite UI. This won't work as Granite UI doesn't use ExtJS. Did you see any documentation suggesting that this would work? If so, please let me know so that I can have that fixed.It is also very strange to use the cq:Wi...
Hi,I'm not really clear on what you are trying to accomplish. Are you building a Classic UI (ExtJS) dialog or a TouchUI (Granite UI) dialog? The examples above seem to be a weird mix of both. The two dialog definitions aren't interrelated and you can't mix them like this.I just did a quick test of a...
Hi,Just to be clear, every JAR file has a MANIFEST.MF file in it. OSGi defines additional headers which go in the manifest, but the core file and format (and placement within the JAR file) is defined by the Java core specification.Regards,Justin