If you can get the regular expression right you could probably get the rewrites working. Personally i have always found complex rewrites in /etc/maps challenging to get working as expected. If you do get it working you should be aware that your cache flushing may not work as expected since the path ...

The best solution would be to not refer to the renditions directly. As a general rule the recommended best practice is to refer to DAM assets through a servlet rather than directly. This gives you better control of the URL and allows you better cache control in general. So for example consider how t...

I don't believe that there are grunt plugins for full spectrum of tasks needed to build and deploy all aspects of an AEM project. If you read excellent blog post Scott pointed to from Citytech you'll see that they are using Grunt to do common JavaScript and CSS tasks (including integration to runnin...

If you want a guarantee that your configuration is going to be globally effective you really can't us the design mode to manage the configuration. There are strategies you can take to reduce duplication across templates but those are workarounds - design mode isn't intended to hold global configurat...

If you are referring to server visualization there isn't any AEM related implementation details - the software is installed that same on a virtualized server as it is on physical server. The other place in AEM where you see the term virtual is around virtual components like the column control compon...

What version of AEM are you working with and where are you seeing that class. I can find it in 6.0. 

For HTTP to HTTPS a reverse proxy really isn't an option - you have no choice but to do s 301 redirect. You need the browser to make the HTTPS connection - with a reverse proxy the browser would still think it was on a unencrypted page - all you'd be doing is establishing ad SSL connection between y...

I assuming you are asking about spreading DAM authoring across multiple servers, and not publishing. The performance aspects of spreading authoring of DAM across multiple servers are really not related to DAM so much as they are to how you cluster. If you are specifically worried about DAM performan...

Without the query it's going to be tough to be of much more help. With your symptoms with one of two things is happening:You have a problem with the syntax of your query. Other than turning up the logging and debugging your query I can't be much help on this one. http://dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/curren...

Can you post the xpath query you are using, there may be an issue there. For example using jcr:like instead of jcr:contains can cause the behavior you are describing. When you say client side code do you mean browser code, or that it's confidential so you can't post it?