I am currently using listeners to do other things such as only showing a certain dropdown when the correct value in the top dropdown is selected. How would i go about achieving this functionality using js and listners?

I have various different dropdown fields in my dialog.xml that i fill by calling a servlet using the options tag and then using the options root to say which JSONArray I want. This works well, however the same servlet calls an outside source and makes all of the JSONArrays so by having the options a...

Do you know where the out of the box ones are located so i can look at them and try to extend them?

I have a need to target by using the operator does not contain. However, this isnt built into aem by default. Is this option available to use and if not how do i create my own custom operators? Thank you very much.

So in firefox all i see is the sign in button i cant even see the username and password fields. On chrome when i try to log in I am getting a 404 error on the loader.json?authorizableId=admin

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So i am trying to use the built in authentication for AEM. I am able to create a form where someone can register a user and it puts the user in the users tab in AEM. When i try to make a page with the login component however, it does not work. When you enter in the user and the password and click si...

What Feike said was correct however by using context='unsafe' you are disabling escaping and XSS protection completely. By using context='html' it filters the HTML to meet the AntiSamy policy rules, removing what doesn't match the rules. By doing this you still have some XSS protection instead of di...

I am not sure how to go about doing what you suggest.  Could provide a bit more details or a link to assist?

I am currently in the process of implementing a rotating banner on the homepage for the site I am working on. I do this by using the teaser component which has 4 segments that it can choose from to display the banner at random, which will eventually be changed to targeting. The only problem is it ta...