Yes I want to get the path programmatically.
Could you provide an example or pseudo code of how it can be done?
I have tried the following:
resourceResolver.getResource("/conf/we-retail/settings/wcm/templates/section-page/policies/jcr:content/root/responsivegrid/weretail/components/content/tease...
Hi all,
Is it possible to get the actual path of a resource, if we only know where it was used?
For example, I have a policy being used on a template at:
/conf/we-retail/settings/wcm/templates/section-page/policies/jcr:content/root/responsivegrid/weretail/components/content/teaser/policy_1526037...
Actually, I just want to refresh the current page I am on. So the page shown in the screenshot. If I manually refresh it, the .jpg image will be shown in the /mountain folder as it was moved by the workflow. But I don't want the manual refresh, I want the .jpg to be shown in the correct /mountain fo...
May be a basic question, but is it possible to trigger a page refresh either in a workflow process, or using any workflow step?
I have this custom workflow process that, when an asset is uploaded to the DAM, takes it and sorts it in another folder per its metadata. I want to trigger another page r...
Hi all,
I am using the core carousel component in AEM 6.5.
When I click on "Add", and select a component item, it does not show immediately on the dialog (Although it does update in the page on the carousel component itself).
The added component(Card component here) only shows when I cancel ...
Hi there,
I have added AT.js to my site following the tutorial here.
But when I use the AEP debugger, the Network Request is empty.
Sorry that is all the information I have. Does anyone have ideas as to what I am missing here?
Thanks and much appreciated.
Hello, a relative AEM newbie here.
I am trying to pass params with the following `targetPageParams` function to be called by AT.js.
targetPageParamsAll = function() {
let referrer = document.referrer
console.log("called targetPageParams: referrer");
console.log(refer...
Hi all, AEM newbie here,
It is possible to create a component that by default nest one container inside another container?
Just to give some context, I need this to apply a responsive padding to the outer container, with an inner container intended to be edited. Of course the user can drag a...