The script does not use preventDefault(), which was a surprise at first, but I guess an input with type="button" isn't the same as type="submit" or a button tag.
One of our site owners is not getting Activity Map data for a dropdown menu. The code for this is: <input type="button" value="Go" class="dropDownButton">Which seems to be valid per this line from Adobe's docs:"Is this an INPUT tag or SUBMIT button with a value or child text?" It *is* an input tag a...
Like in the example, I have created a .js file that lives in the component folder. It works on my localhost:4502, but when I open the page at localhost:4503, nothing from the component shows up. Here are the component files:/[my directory]/components/content/scheduler/scheduler.html/[my directory]/c...
I'm not sure this is the right answer. I want a group that can edit all of the pages, and a group that can edit all of the pages under that parent, but not the parent. Your solution would create a group that can only edit the parent. Am I missing something?
I'd like to restrict editing on the top page of our site, as well as a few key child pages, while at the same time allowing users to edit pages beneath these key pages.For example:example.com/homepage is our parent page that we want to restrict access to.example.com/homepage/topic1 is a child page t...
We have a unique situation where our AEM content is reverse proxied into an HTML container. This outer container holds the <head> tags for the page, as well as all the CSS and JS calls for the site. While authoring in AEM, I want to be able to use one of the CSS files to help authors see the final ...
Hello again, @Nupur_Jain, thanks for your original reply. It helped me greatly. Now, however, I've run into a new situation: I want to be able to have the clientlib available in AEM's "View as Published" mode, which appends "wcmmode=disabled" to the end of the authoring URL. I thought I could test f...
From time to time, I get requests for a list of authors in AEM who belong to a specific permissions group. We don't yet have an integrated sign-on solution set up (which would allow us to tie internal teams to permission groups), so I'm stuck manually assembling these lists. I know AEM has always be...
Hi Anudeep, thank you for this suggestion. I agree it seems simpler to hide the items rather than try to remove them from the DOM. I do have a question around the clientlib: I have an existing clientlibs folder, with a "clientlib-authoring" folder under that. I'd like to place this new clientlib the...