Hi, Try to add a timeout before the next action runs, you can do this in the advance options from your "Load Target" rule: It will look like this:    

If you click on the blue link in the error message (the one you obfuscated), it will open the code that your browser is running and from there you should be able to see which object is undefined (does not exist).

Hi @sarav_prakash ,   Short answer: Yes. My understanding of this behavior is that these new APIs adhere to OpenAPI specifications and are meant to be consistent across all other AEMaaCS solutions. The long answer can be found here: AEM Gems - 19th June 2024.   Additionally, since these APIs are sti...

Hi, Could you please check the logs to see if there are any outstanding issues?

Hi,   I recommend that you go through this article, which explains replication quite well: Replication Under the Hood. Beyond that, I think you should look into the Preprocessor interface. Here are some examples: Sample Replication PreprocessorAEM Replication Preprocessor   Hope this helps!

You can do this if you really want to stick with JS:   (function ($, $document) { "use strict"; $document.on("dialog-ready", function() { // The page that you see in Preview is embed in an iFrame with below ID const iframe = document.getElementById('ContentFrame'); /...

Hi, Something like this should work:   UserManager userManager = resourceResolver.adaptTo(UserManager.class); Authorizable currentUser = userManager.getAuthorizable(resourceResolver.getUserID()); Iterator<Group> groupsIt = currentUser.memberOf(); while (groupsIt.hasNext()) { Group group = gr...

Hi,   Here are my two cents: there isn’t really a one-size-fits-all solution for migration since everything depends on various factors like timeline, resources, data modeling, types of assets involved, etc. If you’re asking about existing tools for migration, the short answer is not really. While th...

Hi,    You could also use "aio cli" to tail or download the logs directly from your terminal, check this article:  https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-learn/cloud-service/debugging/debugging-aem-as-a-cloud-service/logs#aio-cli-tail-logs  https://blog.arborydigital.com/taili...

Hi, I don't think you can share that data because the context is different due to security concerns. An alternative is to build a servlet that contains the logic you need to do the validation and then invoke it from your JavaScript, which loads in the dialog. Something like this: https://aemsimplifi...