Hi @Mahesh_Gunaje Yes you are right. It's just a sample. If you integrate a html file instead of shell page you can work just like a component, each of everything you can do with html like a you are working with just a component.

Hi @caradeotario  You can go through this and it may help you. You can address this issue by incorporating additional checks or properties to ensure that the workflow is triggered only when the page is activated, rather than any other action such as submitting a dialog. Here are a few approaches you...

Hi @Mahesh_Gunaje  You can have a look if not found yet. I have successfully created a custom tool using this doc.https://medium.com/@vsr061/create-custom-aem-menu-tools-with-granite-ui-shell-53c56e435f8a Procedure: Step 1: Understanding Sling Resource MergerIntroduction to Sling Resource Merger:Lea...

Hi @monish_gavali  It's as same as normal component. Sample screenshot is given below:Here my accordion component is extending the core component. (clientlib can be in separate place not an issue)You can call your custom clientlib using category in the html like this:<sly data-sly-use.clientlibs="${...

Hi @archana_r  Can you please put a debugger and then check the resourceResolver is not null & the childResource is not null & mocked. And make sure the actual method is passing the same path "/content/project/en/home/products/p1" or you can try with Mockito.anyString() or Mockito.any() instead of d...

Hi @monish_gavali  When integrating CSS and JS files into a single clientlib, you benefit from a reduced number of network calls but may encounter performance issues such as larger file sizes and render-blocking. Conversely, using separate clientlibs per component avoids these drawbacks but increase...

Hi @ashishm85330433  You can create a clientlib with some custom js like this: (function (document, $) { "use strict"; $(document).on("foundation-contentloaded", function (e) { // do your custom code here }); })(document, Granite.$); Then call the clientlib in the component dialo...

The Correct approach to achieve this requirement, while adding a custom column, we need to query the workflow instance location where the comments are stored. Then we can add the value to the additional column. Here is the code snippet:Resource resource = resourceResolver.getResource(resourcePath); ...

Hi @ChitraMadan , I have seen this article already. This is only allows to grab those fields which are available in the workflow metadata. But what I am asking that is not available in the workflow metaDataMap. So this will not work.

How to capture workflow comment in AEM inbox. I can add custom column in AEM inbox but how to capture the exact column and value in the AEM inbox.  By default the comments is under each work item  But I need to show it in the inbox