Hi @PGURUKRISHNA ,You can achieve this using AEM’s built-in cq-dialog-radio-showhide feature — no custom JS needed. Just ensure each fieldset has the class cq-dialog-radio-showhide-target and matching data target in your radio options.https://wcm.io/wcm/ui/granite/showhide.html 

Hi all,I’m trying to understand how frontend pipelines deploy changes in a cloud environment. Specifically:What is the typical flow of deploying frontend code to the cloud?How are build and deployment steps generally handled?Any explanations, examples, or diagrams would be greatly appreciated.Thanks...

Hi @tanuj05 ,For a smooth migration from AEM 6.x to AEM as a Cloud Service, I’d recommend starting with the official Adobe migration guide. It covers everything from environment assessment to content migration, code modernization, and go-live best practices:Adobe AEMaaCS Migration Guide

Hi @snehwood ,Since SQL2 cannot compare two properties directly, you can fetch pages and compare jcr:lastModified vs cq:lastReplicated programmatically:Map<String, String> params = new HashMap<>(); params.put("path", "/content/my-site"); params.put("type", "cq:PageContent"); params.put("p.limit", "-...

Hi @jayv25585659 ,Here’s a quick way to make a POST request to your AEM endpoint using a pre-encoded Basic Auth token and a local CSRF bypass for testing.const headers = new Headers({ 'Content-Type': 'application/json', 'Authorization': 'Basic YWRtaW46YWRtaW4=', // pre-encoded token 'CSRF-Toke...

Hi @SwethaBe2 ,You can handle this using a small JS script. On document ready, check if any <li> contains a <span class="note">, then use .addClass('note') on that <li> or <ol>. This approach keeps the markup clean and avoids unnecessary RTE customization.

Hi @pmhaem You can retrieve cq:lastReplicated as a Calendar and then format it to a string before adding it to your JSON object. This approach not only gives you the correct string now but also keeps flexibility for any future date manipulations.ValueMap properties = hit.getProperties(); if (propert...

 Problem: require/import are not supported in Adobe API Mesh additional resolvers due to the sandboxed runtime.Reason: Mesh runs resolvers in a restricted environment (like serverless Adobe I/O Runtime) external .js imports aren’t allowed.Solution: Instead of importing large mappings directly, fetch...

Hi @sarav_prakash , You can use repository mirroring to mirror your external GitHub repository to an internal supported repository and then configure your configuration deployment pipeline to use the mirrored repository. To keep things in sync, you can automate the mirroring process so the internal ...