You can overlay "/libs/granite/ui/components/coral/foundation/form/datepicker/render.jsp" and change it as per your business need as this contains the logic for the rendering of datetpicker.

The only way to setup redirects from AEM instance is using the sling mapping[1]. So, check if you have any redirect rules under "/etc/map"?[1] Resource Mapping

You do this by setting up a maintenence page at either CDN/dispatcher level. Whenever you would like to lock authoring, you can show the maintanence page.Another option is to write custom code using the lock/unlock function of Page API[1] and lock the pages when installation/maintenece is going on. ...

As far as I can check, there is no appropriate bundle exists to use in OSGi specific application. There are other ways to solve this issue.Create a web service (pure standalone java application) and post require details to web service rather handling at AEM site.Use maven embed dependencies concept ...

The option i can see here is to overlay the "/libs/granite/ui/components/coral/foundation/form/pathfield/render.jsp and manipulate it as per the business requirement.NOTE: This will change the code for default pathfield and it will behave the same for all components.

Try to go through the logs and find the first entry for segmentnotfound. Analyze 10-15 lines before the segmentnotfound error and you can see which request caused this issue.

Answer to your questions below:1) Yes, it is possible2) As per my understanding, SAML will only be triggered when path(/content/weretail) is accessed and when AEM tries to find authentication handler for path /content/geometrix, it will only have LDAP as the authentication provider. So, SAML for the...

You can also use sly to achieve that:URL manipulation  Adds the html extension to a path. More details at [1]<a href="${item.path @ extension = 'html'}">${item.name}</a>[1] HTL Block Statements

Can you check if you have applied the target configuration to the site?Also, check if you have published the target configuration to publish instance.

Thanks, Theo for sharing the knowledge with community members. Really helpful!