Thanks for the response, I can see that this might "work", but it
certainly is not workable.So I'll log a daycare ticket for it, instead
of losing more of my time (again).
I already tried that, and in several configurations (global and site
specific), but it does nothing. After digging a bit deeper this is not
very surprising, because the required node for "Tools > Assets > Content
Fragment Models" is missing in
"/libs/dam/gui/content/nav/tools/assets".While figuring out the problem
I reinstalled a few internal packages, which did install the necessary
node. But even then the content fragment editor was throwing some
javascript exception, preventing me from saving...
Did anyone get Content Fragment Models to work on an AEM 6.3 instance
with Service Pack 3 and Cumulative Fix Pack 1 installed?I created the
required configuration through the configuration browser, and even set
the cq:conf node manually on the Assets folders, as described in the
documentation and several help or forum posts. But nothing seems to
work..In all the instances that I have seen with this setup (AEM
6.3.3.1) the "Tools > Assets > Content Fragment Models" menu item is
simply not availab...
Hi Scott, thanks for that.Fyi, it is not a blocking issue. But as I find
the Editable Templates a big improvement over the static ones, I would
certainly like to contribute by trying to point out some possible areas
of improvement.Having looked at the (decompiled) code, I think it might
be possible to introduce this additional behaviour in a backwards
compatible way (not taking the template editor UI into account of
course).Should I find the time I'll try to describe how... Unless of
course ther...
Hi Scott,Thanks for taking the time to read my question.Let me try and
illustrate what is going on in a different way:_ 0. Editble Template |_
1. Layout Container: I can configure a policy mapping to a policy that
sets allowed components below |_ 2. Text Cmp: I can configure a policy
mapping to policy A that configures it's behaviour. |_ 2. Image Cmp: I
can configure a policy mapping to policy B ... |_ 2. My Componsite Cmp:
I can configure a policy mapping to policy C |_ 3. nested Text Cmp:
Impo...
Hi,when reuse of an existing component is not possible, the next best
thing is to create a new composite component through assembly of
existing components. However, when trying to do so, I seem to get into
trouble when it comes to the content policy for this composite component
(in the context of Editable Templates).Suppose I were to create a
composite component that nests a Text and an Image component. I could
create a design dialog for this component, but obviously, the resulting
content polic...
