Thanks for the reply, could you check the logs of the dispatcher to verify if the requests to /gyms/services/personal-training/location.html are blocked or not?You can also check the access logs of the publisher to see if the request is comming through or not.Let me know what you see in the logs. Gr...

I think we'll need some extra debugging to verify what the issue is.Can you go to the this link, here you can test your sling mappings. 1. Make sure that the right sling mapping is applied here.2. Here you can fill in the request you would do on your cloud environment3. Click on resolve to check if ...

And do you hvae one configured for a specific environment in ui.config/src/main/content/jcr_root/apps/<project-folder>/osgiconfig/config.[environment].publish? Because that would overwrite the more generic one.Also to verify if your configuration is deployed correctly you can go to the developer con...

Hi @SaumyaJa To already answer your question about where to store it, it should be below ui.apps.Can you send me the path where you added the Resource Resolver Configuration in your project?GreetingsRik

Hi @rajat168 I think this issue occurs when you have multiple Maven dependencies that includes the same package. If that is the case you could exclude that package from one or more dependencies, here you can find how to do it. Hope this helps!GreetingsRik

@kroyal12Sorry, misread the question... I am affraid that it's not that easy...I don't think there is a way to do that out-of-the-box, what you could do it create an OSGi Configuration with a Service which is using a environment variable that is configured through Cloud Manager on the preview enviro...

Hi Kroyal Not sure if you want to identify it in the Java Model or in the view, below you can find both options. Java Sling ModelYou can inject SlingHttpServletRequest in your model and get the WCMMode out of it like this WCMMode mode = WCMMode.fromRequest(request);if(mode == WCMMode.PREVIEW) {// In...