Hi @arunpatidar Do you set the cq:allowedTemplates, allowedParents and allowedChlidren on the jcr:content node under context.xml in the initial folder (arrow on top) or context.xml on the root folder (arrow at the bottom)?
Hi @BrianKasingliThanks for your reply. I tried the following but it did not work. For the home template in its content.xml I defined allowedChildren= "[.*/productOverview]"For the productOverview template in its content.xml I defined allowedParent= "[.*/home]" We run AEM 6.5.19
Hi @Mahedi_Sabuj The checkbox shows always and for all templates. It should not show for one specific template where the XF is part of the staging container: <staging jcr:primaryType="nt:unstructured" sling:resourceType="xxx/components/content/experiencefragment" editable="{Bool...
Thank you so much for answering my question @Mahedi_Sabuj I am unfrtunatelly not able to set the "Disable Logout" to "true" using the Experience Fragment Component Policy for the specific template.
I have an experiencefragment component that has a checkbox. I want to show this checkbox by default in the editor dialog box and hide it only when this experiencefragment component is used in a structure for a specific template. The problem is that I cannot disable this checkbox using the config pro...
Hi @aanchal-sikka Do you maybe have any suggestion on how to migrate the XF root folder to a new one while preserving the links to all XFs in components?
Hi @aanchal-sikka I checked again and I am affraid I do not get the Move option on the Folder level but only on the XF itself. What is need to migrate is the original Folder to a new Folder. /content/experience-fragments/old_folder_name/deTo/content/experience-fragments/new_folder_name/de
Thank you very much for answering. What do you mean when you say " validate published XF and pages referencing it before and after move for OOTB behaviour"?