So we've been using AEM for years now. I went to download 6.3 for testing and I can't find it anywhere. It's not on the licensing site for us. Is there a secret handshake that's involved or am I missing something?much appreciated.-Jason

I think it depends on what you're building. A single page app should work fine with Angular and AEM. If you are letting content creators make pages then it depends on that components. Most components don't require more than a JSP or HTL. If you need something more dynamic or interactive then I've ha...

Hi All,My name is Jason Bailey, I work for SAS where I was a Principal Application Developer and Architect for our online presence via AEM and now manager of the same said team. I'm over opinionated, love an argument, and I have deep affection for the Sling platform. I've been developing in Java for...

We've encountered minification problems as well. We've identified the root cause as being a key in a js object called extends. Example of a snippet would be var foo ={ extends: 'div' }Other minification processes wraps the extends with quotes.var foo ={ "extends": 'div' }We've used that wrapping as ...

Abhinav_Sap wrote... This might not be the answer you are looking for. Normally in place upgrade is preferred for version history migration. If that is why you are going with in place upgrade, you can do fresh install and deployment and then package version history with filter rules, like this - /jc...

Jörg Hoh wrote... Hi, what's the architecture where you're coming from? TarPM cluster? kind regards,Jörg   Yes, right now, we have clustered author instances with TarPM and an international author base. Which encounters performance issues, we are looking at ways to put one or more author instances c...

We're planning to use Mongo to support distributed clustering and we were recently told, in the middle of our upgrade, that it was not possible to do an in place upgrade to mongo with the MongoBlobStore, that we would be forced to use the File storage plugin, which sort of defeats the purpose of clu...

You're doing two different things. mod_rewrite rewrites the http request. It doesn't touch the content of the page. If you don't change how you write out a URL then it will write out the full path. Yes, AEM will truncate the paths for you for the majority of the URLs but you'll need to configure AEM...

My favorite tool for this type of thing is the groovy console. Makes doing large scale changes such as this a lot easierhttps://github.com/Citytechinc/cq-groovy-console

Your structure really limits you on your options to execute your use case.To follow along with your selector idea, not only would you need to look at your themed pages and add a selector when you have a link to a common page, but when rendering a common page you would need to look at the selector an...