Here is an update that makes this even a bigger problem for my team. If a CF model contains any custom data attributes, then the CF using that model cannot be created in the new CF editor. This makes it impossible for us to use the same CF models in the old and new editor.  The expected behavior wou...

As the digital landscape evolves, Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) project owners need to prioritize strategic investments to stay ahead. With Adobe offering new capabilities and evolving best practices, clients need to decide where to spend their allocated development budgets. On large, complex, ente...

Hi @Mahesh_Gunaje, great to hear you solved it. Just one more thing, be careful with custom multifield, as it will probably work fine with plain text fields. However, if you start adding references (to assets or pages) AEM will not recognize them OOTB. Therefore, MSM operations and copy/move comman...

Hi @Mahesh_Gunaje, I haven't seen an example before using setFields(customValue). Is that something you built custom or officially supported? In my plugin, I am using setValue(customValue) to ensure that my custom fields store the value back to the original field. This may be something causing probl...

Hi @PavelKu3, I am sure Adobe can toggle the default CF editor with a feature flag. On my AEMaaCS project, the new CF editor became the default a few weeks back and we had to open a support ticket to temporarily make the old CF editor default again. Therefore, I suggest you raise a ticket with Adobe...

Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: The current API and the example shared in the docs to toggle (show/hide) fields in the new CF editor does not work as expected and contains multiple issues. Docs: https://developer.adobe.com/uix/docs/services/aem-cf-editor/api/data/#setting-styles-to-th...

Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary:Add an API/extension point that would allow developers to change the rootPath for the Asset/CF/Content picker via a JS plugin: https://developer.adobe.com/uix/docs/services/aem-cf-editor/api/Use-case:Our AEMaaCS project hosts more than 100 websites, each...

Hi @AkaneTo, each user can choose the sort order in the top right, also I recommend using the Content Tree view on the left that is properly sorted by default.   Good luck, Daniel

Hi @Mahesh_Gunaje, AFAIK classic AEM multifield with more than one input field is not possible in the new CF editor. In AEMaaCS you can still use the old CF editor, where it is possible, but that's probably not a good long-term strategy. There are a few extension points available for the new CF edit...

Hi @pm31415,I would very much advise against the approach of storing user-generated data in AEM/JCR. A proper solution for your use-case would be to set up an external database and serverless APIs in AWS/Azure. If you don't have a lot of data and you can clean it up periodically, then it won't be ex...