I have a folder in my DAM that has multiple content fragments.Folder:
/content/dam/brand/cfs/blogContent Fragment 1:
/content/dam/brand/cfs/blog/blog-post-1Content Fragment 2:
/content/dam/brand/cfs/blog/blog-post-2Content Fragment 3:
/content/dam/brand/cfs/blog/blog-post-3The overall goal is to have a
single json page that has the information of all the content fragments
inside the blog folder.One method suggested was to create a page where
the author will need to drag in content fragment compo...
The answer wasn't specific enough which is why I still asked my
question. Exactly where under /etc/designs/ must we define the path to
update the resourceType or the entryresourcetype property so that the
entry_topic.hbs being referenced is not the one under /libs/
Then what file do we need to update so that we can update the resource
type or entry resource type so that our extended entry_topic component
is the one being referred to instead of the OOTB component?Because
apparently the below code doesn't work for
entry_topicSCF.registerComponent('/apps/custom-blog/components/hbs/entry_topic',
CustomBlogTopic, CustomBlogTopicView);
I agree with this 100%.I'm actually stuck on that issue of the Entry
Resource Type. For clarification, where do you apply this property so
that I can point it to my custom entry_topic component so that it
doesn't point to the OOTB component?
Did you managed to find a solution to this?I'm currently facing this
issue where my extended entry_topic component isn't being reflected on
my live site. Instead, its the default entry_topic.hbs file that's being
referred to under /libs/social/journal/components/hbs/Even when I update
my custom entry_topic.hbs under /apps/ and change the data-scf-component
attribute to the new path of my entry_topic component, it still doesn't
get picked up.
After using the out of the box AEM journal/blog component to create
several posts on a page, when I click on a post to view the entry_topic
page of the post, is there any functionality available to be able to
modify the entry_topic.hbs file to include next/previous links to link
to the next or previous blog posts?Using AEM 6.3.
When using the rich text editor through the journal/blog component,
uploading an image sends it to the following destination:
/content/usergenerated/tmp/social/images/...Is there any way I can
update a certain file to have any uploaded images from any of my
journal/blog components send the images to a folder of my choice?
Ideally I want all usergenerated image uploads to be sent to a folder of
my choice under the /content/dam directory.I'm using AEM 6.3
Nevermind I figured it out.In the dialog of the journal component, under
Tag Field tab, set the Suggestion Limit field equal to -1. For me, by
default, it was set to 0. Meaning that it would show the pop up of
suggested tags when you start typing. I feel like by default it should
be set to -1 and not 0. The tags will only show up once you create tags
under /etc/tags.
I'm trying to add tags to my blog posts whenever I use the Journal
component. I have created a list of tags under /etc/tags and it shows up
on my journal component's edit dialogue when i enable the option to
"Allow Tagging" and then i check off namespaces I allow under the "Allow
Namespaces" section.However, when typing in a tag in the Tag Field that
relates to the tag I created under /etc/tags, is there suppose to be
like a pop up menu that shows which tags I can use so that it
auto-fills? Or ....
I want to be able to change the order of the blog posts created using
the AEM journal/blog component. After creating five posts and looking at
the generated json, the configuration.sortOrder is equaled to
"REVERSED_ORDER" which makes sense because by default it seems that the
most recent posts should appear on the top.My question is, what file do
I update to change "REVERSED_ORDER" to some other value or is there
somewhere where I can change the ordering of how my blog posts appear on
my page.I'...
