@dylanmccurry : glob pattern should be based on content (dam) path and not on header values.You can refer other reply below from @arunpatidar and try with it for your use-case.

@MeghaGo : Please check if all of your OSGi bundle are in active state.Next, check your logs and it should tell where is the issue coming from, one of the issue is - PageUtils cannot be resolved.thanks.

@dylanmccurry : If you don't want to cache certain requests based on their glob patterns, you should create a rule in your dispatcher configuration. Please refer: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-learn/ams/dispatcher/understanding-cache#cache-filter-rules  

@carbfrze_crown : Is there a specific reason you would require a new version on publish to preview environment? Because it would also create a version on publishing to Publish instance and you would end up having 2 versions for a page with same content. thanks.  

@Rama_KrishnaPo : Can you please check the network request for those clientlibs? What is the response code for them i.e 404 or something else. If you can access the page, ideally you should be able to access the clientlibs as well.Are there any errors in developer console? thanks.

@VikramP8: Can you check your publisher logs and see if there is some error?

@Vodjakxa : In sling model @Model(adaptables = SlingHttpServletRequest.class, defaultInjectionStrategy = DefaultInjectionStrategy.OPTIONAL)public class ModelClass { @RequestAttribute private String value; public List<String> getListChildren(){ // create list of values based on dialog valu...

@Vodjakxa : Can you please rephrase your question? I am unable to follow what you have to do with this.thank you.

@anjabed : If you still need to have multiple # in your URL, try encoding the subsequent # as %23, so your URL becomes - https://link.html/seite#/content/123/%23TM4 With this, it will remain as a link. Please check if the link still does what you expect it to do. thanks.

@anjabed : Your url seems different since it has multiple '#' in it. Since # is used to take control to a section with an id on the page (#section-id), it would not make sense to have multiple '#' in the link. Probably that's the reason Text component is removing the anchor tag from it. Can you plea...