good morning.   I am working on part of a script that outputs search results and includes links to reorder these results using data-sly-attribute.href properties on <a> links.   I have found that the values trigger the XSS detection in HTL and removes the attribute. I have some test code below that ...

I added a servlet filter and used a wrapper to wrap the response as detailed here: https://jenkov.com/tutorials/java-servlets/gzip-servlet-filter.html   For my sling servler filter options, I used the same resource types and extensions as defined in my model/exporter annotations

This looks easy enough (it's not far from the gzipping code that I had in my original servlets), but I dont know where I would place this code. I don't see a place in the exporter to actually write out the response body.

I recently converted a set of json generating servlets to use the jackson sling model exporter. Previously, I used gzip encoding and wrote the http entity with a gzip writer after I had constructed the json objects myself--not a very fun or concise process.   I am thrilled with the clarity and brevi...

Ok, that clarifies some things. I was hoping this could all be done in the query so I could pass results directly to the front end, but sorting the result set is pretty easy. Thanks.

HI Arun,   Apologies for not being clear.   We want more or less a "best match" that would first sort by # tags matched, then a subsort by display date   1st sort: # of matching tags desc 2nd sort: display date desc   For 7 stories: Story A: tags: a,c | displayDate: 4/1/22Story B: tags: a,b,c | disp...

Hi Everyone,   I am working on a project improving the search results for a "related stories" component in our news system. Here is a simplified query that shows how our current search functions.   path=/content/uc/news/articles type=cq:Page tagid.1_value=topics:student-experience tagid.2_value=coll...

We have recently upgraded (via migration) to 6.4 from 6.2 and are getting some new nodetransition emails when users who have replicate rights to a page that contains assets that they don't have replicate rights to try to activate. In many cases, the assets on the page have been previously activated,...

Thanks. I don't know why I didn't think this worked. In my defense it was late.

I should also mention we're on 6.2