One more link to visit:https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/implementing/developing/full-stack/develop-wknd-tutorial.html?lang=en#overview This is the sample website in AEM, where you can refer and learn to create your own. - Praveen

For customers with existing code bases, it is critical to go through the repository restructuring exercise described in AEM documentation to ensure that content formerly under the /etc is moved to the right location.https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/implementin...

Agreed on point mentioned by BrianKasingli.Just wanted to understand how your custom requirment are different from ACS Redirect Manager.If its just about the UI then you can override it and appyling styling, functionality remains same.- Praveen

Hi Sashi,Yes you are correct that you will get online resources for 6 3 to 6.5 beacuse of oak and repo restructuring.AEM 6.4 -> AEM 6.5 should be quick one without any blockers/impact as no major changes done on Sites.Major changes are on AEM Assets new features, Forms new feature, SPA (multi site m...

I dont think this scenario is possible.Referred Image name should match the name of Image present in DAM.- Praveen

Hope, that rule worked, if notHere I have listed re-write rules samples, you can get more ideas on rules from thisIt contains details about flags too.https://aemhub.blogspot.com/2020/12/basic-dispatcher-url-rewrites-rules.html

IE Tab exactly emulates IE by using the IE rendering engine directly within Chrome.Now if IE is not supported we dont have to validate IE compatibility. Now Edge does not ship with legacy compatibility, so I dont think any extension is available in chrome to simulate Edge.Ref: https://developers.goo...

"^/pl/(.*)\$" -> This means what is present after /pl/ copy itand replace url with "/c/$1"when $1 will be replaced by copied content.R means rewrite, L flag (Last) which means it won't have to traverse a huge list of rules like JCR Resolving has to do.

As you are looking for a rewrite rule on dispatcher that redirects to 'c' URL - https://dtq.com/pl/Robotic-lawn-mowers-Lawn-mowers-Outdoor-tools-equipment-Outdoors/4294612702 Try below:#RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/pl/(.*)RewriteRule "^/pl/(.*)\$" "/c/$1" [R,L]

These rules does not gives us the clue how "c" getting changed to "pl". Can you mention the rootcause/rule from where it getting changed so we can correct that. Also do mention short url to full url mapping to understand content structure which might help.RegardsPraveen