Thanks @BrianKasingli and @sarav_prakash for the responses. I had a priority change and have not gotten back to this. I am hopeful that the solution has been provided, but unfortunately have not had a chance to try it yet.

We have an already-built component that utilizes a third party JavaScript API. There is a textfield property entered by a content author that is ultimately read by the JavaScript API to display a message. The property is stored in a data-* attribute in the HTML. We want to change the textfield to a ...

This is not a particularly good solution, but we had to move on, so it is what we did. It's more of a workaround or compromise. In the Content Fragment Model, we have two properties that can be used for the link. The actionLinkInternal property is a Content Reference data type configured to allow an...

Agreed @AEM_PARTY ! Content authoring Search and Replace just feels like something that should be available in a high-end, advanced tool like AEM without developers writing a script. A rudimentary version of it exists in the classic UI, but was never re-created in Standard (touch) UI.Some use cases:...

Thanks for the reply! It is possible I am missing something, but I don't think the instructions work on AEM 6.5.17 or 6.5.18. Perhaps this is a cloud solution? A few notes though... Regarding this:To do this, you will need to use the "Allowed Content Models" validation option. This option allows you...

When creating a Content Fragment Model there is a data type of "Content Reference". This allows the content author to browse and select content within AEM. The data type has validation options where only specific content types are allowed in the property.  Make this field only accept specific conten...

There is a simple work around to this issue. Add a _DocumentRef to the GraphQL query. It feels like a strange approach but it does work! Query{ imageTestList{ items{ title image1{ ... on ImageRef { _path _publishUrl } ... on DocumentRef {...

Created a Content Fragment Model and used a Content Reference data type. The "Accept only specified content types" is set to Image. When using the model to create a Content Fragment, it works to select typical image types such as PNG, JPG and SVG. However if a SVG is selected the GraphQL query does ...

In the event someone runs across this and is curious:I contacted support and opened a case. They have duplicated the issue and acknowledged it as a bug. They are not committing to a time for resolution but it will be considered during development cycles.

When looking at Content Fragments in List View with Content Fragment Model column enabled sorting based on Content Fragment Model does not work. The sorting control exist but it appears to sort based on Created date rather on Content Fragment Model. If sorting is selected, regardless of ascending or...