Easiest in this case would actually be to create a rudimentary version handling system using the content system. What you can do is that you create a workflow that whenever a new version of a page is created, it also creates a subpage with the same content and numbering it according to some schedule...

Hi,when you say "to the same location", have you unpacked the zip, edited, and then re-packed it? Some text editors automatically add .txt when you save so make sure that you have the correct suffix on your files.One thing I have notices is that it perfectly ok to unpack the files and edit it, but i...

What that error tells you is quite clear. The file index.html or index.htm needs to be in the root of the zip file. It can't be named anything else and it can't be in a substructure.What does your zip look like?/Ove

SQL is the one that most developers knows and is most likely to get correct. But, some things are not doable.JCR-SQL2 has a lot of power an the ability to do whatever you want in the JCR tree.JQOM is just a Java representation of the JCR-SQL2 and eventually boils down to a SQL2 query. I actually lik...

Is this for analysis tool like Coremetrix?The best approach, IMHO, would be to create a workflow that is triggerd on modify (create, update and delete) of a node, check if the change is on a node of the type Page and then write it to the database according to specification. Of course, you need to ha...

What we do is that we have a tag that we quard with the WCM and check if the runmode is a test environment.This tag displays information about the bundles we have deployed on the site, what runmodes that are enabled on the site, if it is an author or publish. All the build information is generated a...

Jörg Hoh wrote... Why do you want to process the journal data? There is no API to access this data from outside of Jackrabbit/CRX, it's an implementation detail. Jörg  I ask the same question as Jörg. Why do you want to analyze the journal? Data masturbation?Ove

Hi,no, the JCR query language does not have any randomizer, but the result set is a collection and you can always use the Java Collections.shuffle(List<?>).A better solution, if you are going to collect from a named path, is to use the http://dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/current/javadoc/org/apache/sling/a...

You should, as much as possible, use relative linking and relative resolving. It should not matter if it is on admin.mysite.com, acc-admin.mysite.com or www.mysite.com or acc-www.mysite.com. Everyone should resolve to the same node. So IMHO, you are doing it the right way. /Ove

Hi Scott,no, I am just trying to make the life easier for my authors. We have ended up in creating two components instead of one and inlineing the dialogue that holds the tags so that when you double click on the "tag defining" component, it replaces the text that represents it. So instead of my "ca...