Since a template doesn't actually contain executable code, this isn't possible. Perhaps you mean setting these attributes in the page component, but that is a bit heavyweight IMHO as it requires creating a new page component.What I was actually suggesting is to look at the cq:template property of th...

Your component would need to have logic in it to look at the template of the containing page. If you wanted to have multiple scripts (which would probably be a good idea from a code management perspective), your main productlist.jsp could just do an include of the appropriate selector-based script.

I would suggest using two different templates and then using that as the trigger to switch between scripts. If a single template is required, then you should find some other indication (a page property?) that allows your component's script to switch properly. Making this the responsibility of the au...

It looks like there are two parts of this:1) Including the VideoJS JS and CSS in your page2) Adding additional VideoJS-specific data attributes to the video element.#1 should be done with a client library#2 should be done by creating a custom component which extends the foundation video component. T...

Hi,I believe you are trying to use the UserManager over DavEX. This is not supported. You can only use the UserManager locally. See http://markmail.org/message/zvtiihhyjkqlyizgJustin

So as I said, you'll need to run the code which actually interacts with the UserManager local to the AEM instance on which you want to create/modify users and groups. If you need to expose that remotely, you will need to either create your own service interface or use the Granite HTTP interface. htt...

Hi Harish,Did you look at the createAsset method of AssetManager? See http://dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/current/javadoc/com/day/cq/dam/api/AssetManager.html#createAsset(java.lang.String, java.io.InputStream, java.lang.String, boolean)This accepts an InputStream. There's no need to parse the image file i...

Hi,You can do this by using the AdapterManager OSGi service and:adapterManager.getAdapter(node, Resource.class);Regards,Justin

There are a few application servers (WebLogic comes to mind) which support cross-webapp session sharing. It is a non-standard feature.I don't think any app server vendor allows you to share sessions across application server vendors, e.g. between Tomcat and WebLogic.

Hi,Going back to your original question, you must use a function() {} expression.Regards,Justin