Thanks JaideepBrar​ for the suggestion.  Given a vanity url example of '/annual-reports', how would you configure apache so that it knows whether it should redirect to page request in the CMS under /content/wherever or to an asset in the CMS under content/dam/wherever?  And in the case of assets wh...

Thank you for the suggestion ka786​.  I wondered about sling internal mappings but I'm not sure I would describe that as "authoring-friendly"(?)

Hi is there an equivalent vanity urls feature for DAM assets?Are there other authoring-friendly ways to achieve something similar (with minimal developer involvement (e.g. sling internal mappings))? For example we'd like to have a vanity URL for a terms-and-conditions document hosted in the DAM.  Th...

smacdonald2008​ this requirement, to have a “request publication“ workflow for individual DAM assets (as there is for pages), feels like it should be a standard OOTB feature. is there a formal way to request this as an enhancement to forthcoming AEM releases?thanks

I was looking at how to add a favicon for a site and saw this thread.  Sounds like the approach is different now to the one linked above: with AEM core components, using the page component and editable templates, we can now specify a client library (provided we have set "allowProxy=true") as the loc...

Thanks again John for your suggestions. My forum question here is not a programming one. It's about using the Target GUI. When we try and edit one of our existing website pages (served by Aem) the Target GUI - that allows you to highlight parts of a page and change text and images - fails to correct...

John thank you very much for taking the time to reply. We have written our components via a javascript framework: Vue.js. Our components make extensive use of custom html elements. So i suppose the root of my question is: do custom html elements pose a problem for Adobe target, in terms of locating ...

We have components in Experience Manager written via a javascript framework.  As a result there are custom html elements in our markup.  This is presumably quite a common scenario.  Target seems to struggle to work with this markup - in terms of amending text and images.What should Target be able to...

Thanks jonnow​so has your solution been to,1. set osgi CORS policy2. configure your apache/dispatcher cache section to enable CORS header pass through and cache CORS response headers in dispatcher3. configure mod_headers in apache to overwrite any Access-Control-Allow-Origin response headers cached ...

smacdonald2008​ can Adobe help with any further info about my follow up point around CORS header caching?Are there any other ways to address the problem that the first requesting origin is the one that gets written into the header cache (meaning subsequent requests from other authorised origins are ...