Hi there,the javadoc for this topic is actually quite good (http://wem.help.adobe.com/enterprise/en_US/10-0/wem/javadoc/com/day/cq/search/result/SearchResult.html).Even better is to take a look at the standard search component, but I can try to digest it a bit from my experience.getResultPagesWhen y...

Hi.It is possible form a servlet to get hold of a replicator by using the @Reference annotation. (more info about that here http://dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/current/javadoc/com/day/cq/replication/Replicator.html)To get hold of a replicator you can use the following code:@Reference private Replicator re...

The author instance requires login credentials so you have to submit them in some form.If you eg. look at how the comments for blogposts work, you enter them in a "publish" environment (or rather via the dispatcher) where no login is requiredand they are then reverse replicated back to author. /Joha...

Hi, this is a bit more tricky since the JavaScript and the JSP code doesn't really execute in the same environment. There is not a direct communication between them both but take a look at this (really simple) example of how you could pass a Java variable to the JavaScript environment: // MY JSP FIL...

Hi,there is as Sham suggested a common CQ way where the results from an operation is divided into result pages that each holds a certain number of results leading to an easy way of handling paginations. However if you consider to use you own component with your own special pagination you have to man...

Hi, you could otherwise conditionally add a class name on your components or on the page and the do css selectors based on that.<div class="myclassname <%= //add wcm check here. If wcmmode add wcm as another classname%>">    Content</div>and then in the css file target the myclassname class together...