Hi Sagar,Reading localstorage directly in sightly is not possible. Localstorage is a related to client side and passing that value to directly to sightly is not possible. You might have to write some servlet :Make an ajax  call in the component like below:var url = "/bin/someservlet?localstorageval=...

Hi Sandhya,You can directly read it using ${properties.propertyName}.Here propertyName is the name you have given to the dropdown, radio etc. like name : ./somepropertyname~susheel

Hi Manjurhusen,You can write resource change listeners in AEM which will be triggered on every resource change in the repository. Something like below.acs-aem-samples/SampleResourceChangeListener.java at master · Adobe-Consulting-Services/acs-aem-samples · GitHubHere in this code you can define the ...

The above code is not for nested node structure its for single separate multifield. It can be updated based on node structure which is generated.

HI anoop,Are you using coral ui or granite UI component ? This is specific to coral UI 3.

Hi Manas,You can do an ajax call to service endpoint from javascript or jquery or any library of your choice. But if you want to do something structural. Then you call the endpoint from Sling Models and map the response from the endpoint some Sling Models and use it via sightly(This might be useful ...

Even JS Api could be placed in a utils folder or something and can be reused in any component any project. We already have examples using OSGI. I was just trying to show it using JS Api. Thats the only goal of this discussion.We can place reusable Js Use api code in some utils folder and reuse where...

smacdonald2008 I know we can write it in Java. I just wanted to share something using JS Use Api.

lasling Good one but what If i need specific multifield at different places in the html. This will get me all multfields at one place.Again writing conditions will create same complexity.

Yes it should cache everything and the whatever you deny. Allow css and js not required here. Everything looks fine not able get a pointer. See if someone else point it out~susheel