@shubhanshu_singh The users who are publishing are administrators, they belong to the Administrators group, so permissions cannot be dealt with. And as you say, what is published goes to a queue, I think that this is failing, that it is not finished even though the program marks the publication as f...
Hi @Ritesh_Mittal.We have version "2023.3.11382.20230315T073850Z" on Stage. We are accessing the API through Fetch to collect the data, it does not give any errors, we have reviewed the LOGS of the environment and everything seems to be perfect. The problem is that it doesn't return any data.I reite...
Hello, good afternoon. We are having a particular problem. We are in the Stage environment, we want it to load some content fragments through GraphQL but in Author it works and in Publish it doesn't. We have tried to publish everything, Endpoints, Content Models, Queries, Fragments, absolutely every...
Perfect, thank you very much for the information. Will the sessions be recorded so that in the event that we cannot attend a session, we can see it in the future?
I was able to fix it. What I did was use ${currentSession.userID}In case someone wants to use it. It returns the ID of the user logged into the system.
We want it on both sites, both author and publish. Although I understand that in author it would not make much sense since there will always be a logged in user (Our user as administrator)
The way I have it done (Author and local) I first check if there is a token inside /system/sling/info.sessionInfo.json and see if the user data is empty. If it is empty, it means that it is not logged in, and if it is filled in with the user's email, it means that it is logged in. The thing is, that...
Hello, good afternoon. I am having some problems to be able to modify the header depending on whether a user is logged in or not. I have 2 experiences fragments, one for anonymous user (Header) and another experience fragment for logged in users. The thing is that I don't know what is the best way t...