Hm, I tried the copy and paste approach, and that's not working for me either.I do have the ACS Commons library installed; I'm trying to see if there's anything in there that might have an effect.

Oh, that's embarassing! I did change that, though, and my template is still not appearing. I also tried adding the allowedPaths property as shown on /apps/geometrixx/templates/newsletter, and that also had no effect.

When authors create Teaser Pages, by default they are set to use the default design. I'd like them to use the design I've specified for my code base, so I tried creating a new template to specify a resource type of the built-in teaserpage, but a design path for my project. As far as I can tell, this...

I'm not sure if this is the right forum for this, but I'm having trouble installing the ACS Commons bundle on our dev publish server. We're using AEM 6.1, ACS Commons 1.10.2. It installed fine on the author server, but on the publish server, the bundle doesn't activate. When I try to manually activa...

I'm trying to install a package of content to AEM 6.1, mongo data store, using the package manager interface.After a period of time, I get an error "undefined" in the UI. There's a list of nodes that have been created before the error in the Activity Log section of the package manager interface. I t...

It probably depends on what you're doing for personalization. I think there are some OOTB features that rely on the users being stored in AEM. However, I've also used the "script" trait in CQ 5.4 to enable personalization for user data stored in another system. You just need a way to get the relevan...

Thanks, very helpful.

I'm experimenting with configuration for an OSGi bundle, and getting some results I don't understand.In CQ 5.4 I created a sling:OsgiConfig node at /apps/client/project/config/package.className with a property of "currentEnvironment". If I view this in the Felix UI, I see my value correctly. But if ...

I've got a variety of situations where I have a component A which uses cq:include to include component B. Both A and B are editable and have dialogs. However, when B is included in A, I'd like to disable direct editing of component B, and move the dialog tabs to A. I've seen a couple methods that ac...