Hello there, I'm actually creating users via UserManager's API and when I create them i set user.disable() (from User's interface). Why isn't there a method that does the opposite? I want to enable the disabled user, what should I do? Is it possible that no one ever thought to make a enable method?

Seems like the problem was this one: I wasn't setting "methods = "POST" " in the decorator. I'm kinda shocked because why should the servlet work as intended when binded to path (and I didn't explicitly set "methods = POST") but not when binded to component? It's totally crazy  

Good news, my servlet is currently working while binded on path but if I try to bind it on a component with SlingServletResourceTypes my request status code is 200 but it does nothing. It just says Content Modified or something similar instead of my json. Any thoughts?

Thank you for your answer @Nitin_laad Currently my cors settings are:allowedorigins: "http://localhost:3000"allowedmethods(supportedmethods): ["GET", "POST", "HEAD"] supportedheaders: [ "Authorization", "Origin", "Accept", "X-Requested-With", "Content-Type", "Access-Control-Request-Method", "Access-...

Hello there, I'm facing a strange issue when I try to make a POST request from my frontend(I'm currently using React, but i'm doing these requests from localhost:4502). I know for sure that the servlet it's working because when I do a POST request from Postman works correctly. When I do it from the ...

Hello there!I'll try to make it fast and simple:I created some queries to find specific content, every query has its own "path=/content/x". But from now the site will have two language, italian and english, so two different path for different content. Before the internationalization I've always set ...