Hi @jamesc25111500  Try this solution I hope this information will help you ! 1. Add Dependency: Add the Apache Sanselan library to your project's dependencies. If you're using Maven, add this to your pom.xml:  <dependency> <groupId>org.apache.sanselan</groupId> <artifactId>sanselan</artifac...

Hi  @Dillibabu05 I hope this will make you understand it, a little bit better. 1. Node Creation Under /var/taskmanagement/tasks/configuration:Imagine /var/taskmanagement/tasks/configuration as a special place (like a folder) in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) where information is stored.Nodes are lik...

Hi @MSamant  could you please try to check for newer versions of the affected JARs  and update them. (asset-hub.ui.apps, acs-aem-commons-ui.apps, asset-share-commons.ui.apps) that might have addressed this issue. Thanks. 

Hi @keshava219You Must try this solution it worked for me ! also let me know if this solves your issue or not. 1. Project Setup:Make sure you have an AEM instance set up and ready for development.Set up your Java development environment with necessary tools and dependencies.2. Create a Custom Servic...

Hi @AshwinC5I With respect to your question, I want to know some more of it, if you could tell me so that we can come to a solution.  Are you already using any analytics or tracking tools on your website?If yes, which tools are you using for tracking user interactionsIs the "Add to Cart" button a st...

Hi @anna_ten , That was a great question. I got to understand the new scenario. Although I haven't encountered these types of issues yet, I believe you should try the solution I am providing. Also, let me know if it works. here's a possible approach to address the issue of the handleSelection callba...

Hi @apurba-bs23  Certainly, implementing a placeholder for images in AEM (Adobe Experience Manager) is a good practice to prevent layout shifting and improve user experience. Here's how you can achieve this: HTML Structure for Placeholder:Create an HTML structure for the image placeholder that match...

Hi @Mahedi_Sabuj  In AEM, the content fragment model allows you to define structured content using predefined models, and you can include HTML elements in the content fragment's data model. However, when it comes to storing these content fragments in the JCR, they are typically stored as nt:unstruct...

Hi @shamyaswanth  The approach for adding SCSS files to Clientlibs can vary based on the version of AEM you are using.If you are using AEM on-premise, you need to follow a specific file structure to include SCSS files in your Clientlibs. Usually, you would place your SCSS files in the src/main/conte...

@lukasz-m   This is cool