I have a requirement for creating multiple renditions for asset on upload. Hence, I have modified the OOTB DAM Update Asset Workflow to create multiple web renditions. The workflow runs fine on the assets. I was trying to use AEM ACS Commons Bulk Workflow Manger to run the workflow on the existing a...

I am using these Version:AEM 6.5.20Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment(build 11.0.13+10-LTS-370)

I have seen this link for compatibility before. As mentioned above, I want to know more on the best practice and things that I have to look out (errors/issues) while installing the ACS AEM Commons to the AEM Inhouse Instance.  Also, would like some suggestions if anyone has experience on installing ...

I have a requirement for the ACS AEM Commons implementation for AEM Inhouse Instance. I wanted to know the best practices on how it can be implemented and the impact it might have on the existing code/libraries that has been currently used. The goal is to have the most stable version of ACS AEM Comm...

Is there any other way apart from using ACS Commons?

I had a requirement to modify the OOTB DAM Upload asset workflow in order to add multiple renditions. I have made the required changes to the OOTB Workflow. There are lot of digital assets (more than 100 GB) in production. I am looking for the best option to run the modified DAM Upload asset workflo...

Yes using admin credential.

I am trying to Invalidate Cache in my local and getting error on it.  This is the part of the error caused by on it:Does anyone know on what I might have been missing or how to fix this issue? 

Was finally able to solve the issue. Had to use process of elimination to find out what was causing the issue. The issue was with the use of "context='unsafe'" and was resolved after changing to "context='html'".

Not sure the solution works well. I tried with the javascript option. Despite the js replacing the src (relevant image source) for the img tag with change in container size. It doesn't change the current source. Note: Using a blank black background image in the screenshot below: