1) If you're using AEM 6.3, please use 6.3 documentation, i.e. Community
Functions2) You have access to configurations for functions from the
site template or group template which includes it. Either set the value
when adding the function to the template or select the gear icon for a
function that exists in a template.The Getting Started tutorial for
enablement might provide a better visual when it shows adding a catalog
functionSee also Blog EssentialsHope this helps.- Janice
In other words, if you have AEM 6.2 GA, the version is 1.9.236Else, if
you have a feature pack installed - the latest is recommended - then the
version is 1.10.xxx com.adobe.cq.social
cq-socialcommunities-api
1.10.167
provided
com.adobe.aem uber-jar
6.2.0 provided
apis- JK
You're referencing AEM 6.3 Communities jarYou need to follow these
instructions (do not include individual Communities APIs!) and adjust to
match the feature pack you have installed for AEM 6.2 CommunitiesUsing
Maven for CommunitiesCommunities Version History- JK
Please open a new question instead of adding this to an already answered
question.When you do so, please provide the context for your question -
more details such as the AEM version you're using, how you created the
site, and how you enabled the trial translation for your site.- JK
You might want to review your configuration of MySQL as well as Solr.See
https://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/aem/6-2/administer/communities/srp/dsrp.html-
JK
What AEM version? If not AEM 6.3, what Communities version?I'm assuming
you select DSRP and then select Submit, right?And you do this on all AEM
instances, both author and publish?If you entered UGC when JSRP was the
choice, you won't see it when DSRP is selected (and vice-versa). If you
need to migrate UGC, see the UGC Migration Tool.- JK
Hopefully you have AEM 6.2 and are installing Communities FP2.AEM
Communities sizing considerationsAs described in AEM Communities sizing
considerations:AEM sites that include AEM Communities features
(community sites) experience a high level of interaction from site
visitors (members) in the publish environment. The sizing considerations
for a community site depends on the anticipated interaction by community
members and whether optimal performance for page content is of higher
importance.User ...
I believe so, but note (from MSRP doc page) :The mongoDB database, which
defaults to the name communities, should not be set to the name of a
database being used for node stores or data (binary) stores. See also
Storage Elements in AEM 6.- JK
There is some basic documentation aside from javadocs :Communities
Notifications : setup informationSocial Graph EssentialsServer-side
Customization : overview of APIsStorage Resource Provider OverviewCoding
Guidelines, including Accessing UGC with SRP- JK
The 6.1/6.2 versions of the documentation may be more up-to-date.See if
the info here is helpful.Also, the GitHub sample might be helpful,
although it's for extending a compnent, not overlaying it.- JK
From other discussions I've seen, I believe the only way to implement
this is to create a "guest" user on publish (a guest member) and write
custom code that auto signs anonymous visitors in as the guest user if
they want to enter comments.- JK
schmidtkevina wrote... One other question, if I create a custom
handlebars helper, does it need to be created server side as well in an
OSGi bundle or will client side only suffice? Yes, the documentation has
been corrected. It now reads :"Custom helpers must be implemented on the
server-side as well as the client-side, especially when passing data.
For SCF, most templates are compiled and rendered on the server-side as
the server generates the HTML for a given component when the page is
request...
What release of Communities do you have? For AEM 6.2, you need at least
FP1.I would recommend figuring out what is the issue you're having with
client libs.If you edit /etc/clientlibs/social/commons/scf/helpers.js,
it could be overwritten in a future release.The more details you could
provide, the better.- JK
If you go into production with a site that uses the Communities
capability, you should have a license for it.You can experiement with it
in a development environment without paying for a license.That's my
understanding. If I don't quite have it right, I'm sure someone else
will reply.- JK
From the troubleshooting section : A major source of problems is
inserting filter rules without paying attention to the affect on earlier
rules, especially when adding a rule to deny access. The very first
filter pattern is often used to deny everything so that following
filters restore access in a controlled manner. When multiple filters
apply to a request, the last filter that applies is the one in
effect.And this note : Property Name Examples All property names shown,
such as /0050 and /0170,...
Hi Peter,Could you be more specific?There are all sorts of material to
get you started in the top post : README: About the AEM Communities
Topic. You might be able to customize the open source migration utility
to perform an import. It is mentioned in Upgrading doc found in the
deploying Communities section.Hope this helps.- JK
Hi Peter,Could you be more specific?There is all sorts of material to
get you started in the top post : README: About the AEM Communities
Topic. You might be able to customize the open source migration utility
to perform an import. It is mentioned in Upgrading doc found in the
deploying Communities section.Hope this helps.- JK
Perhaps you missed defining your scripts, such as the handlebars and
javascript implsYou could also walk through this GitHub sample to see if
you can figure out what you missed.aem-scf-sample-components-extension-
JK
Hi Stanley,I am no expert on this. All I can do is point out the history
of social login for AEM and that AEM 6.2 Communities works with FB API
2.5.Also, there is sample code for creating an OAuth provider (using
LinkedIn as an example) - I don't know if you can do something with
that.I hope someone else will respond to this thread or you could open a
support ticket.I think the key is to understand what did change, because
something changed. If you deployed or changed nothing in AEM, then it
sug...
Hi Maria,Please see the Troubleshooting section of ASRP. You may need to
verify that time sychronization is happening and use a tool such as the
Network Time Protocol (NTP) if not.If that doesn't help, perhaps you may
need to open a support ticket.- JK
Hi Rama,1) AEM Communities is a capability of AEM and delivered within
the AEM platform (quickstart). You can play with AEM Communities OOTB,
but if you go into production with it, it needs to be licensed. The
feature packs are additional features and fixes for Communities
delivered separately from the AEM platform.2) It means reverse
replication is not used for UGC. Reverse replication does have other
uses, and must be configured for Communities.3) To view the current SRP
choice, or to make ano...
Hi Rama,1) AEM Communities is a capability of AEM and delivered within
the AEM platform (quickstart). You can play with AEM Communities OOTB,
but if you go into production with it, it needs to be licensed. The
feature packs are additional features and fixes for Communities
delivered separately from the AEM platform.2) It means reverse
replication is not used for UGC. Reverse replication does have other
uses, and must be configured for Communities.Why do you need to
demonstrate the concept of rev...
What version of AEM and Communities are you using? Social login is a
feature of the Communities capability.Please read about Facebook API
versions from the AEM perspective.- JK
Hi,The version of AEM you're using makes a difference. Regardless, the
basic reply is that this has nothing to do with reverse replication.Up
through AEM 6.0, the blog feature was based on a page template and
content was only entered in the author environment and published
(forward replication).Starting in AEM 6.1, the blog feature was migrated
to the Communities social component framework (SCF), and became a
feature that allowed content to be entered by community members in the
publish environm...
Hi,The first two posts on this topic are a good place to start :README :
About the AEM Communities TopicLatest Communities ReleaseCommunities is
a capability of AEM and is included in the AEM release.Updates and fixes
to Communities are not included in AEM service packs, cumulative fix
packs, nor hotfix packs.Communities updates and fixes are released in
Communities feature packs.Yes, lots of packages. 😉- JK
