What is the CQ name for this property? I have added the path to the client library in the clientLibRef property on the guide container but it doesn't load the script file. There is a reference to the path in the JSON string but nothing gets loaded.

What I'd like to know is how to add custom clientlib script files to an adaptive form. Do I have to override the page component or can I just set the configuration to add the reference to the library when the page is built?

So one of the concepts that makes object oriented design and programming powerful is reusing components/objects. The idea is create it once, make it solid, then reuse it over and over again.Where I'm at is that we have a form fragment that defines an address. The binding and name are defined in the ...

I ended up fixing this by adding my code to the damactions.js file. I made a copy of the standard from Adobe and placed it under the /apps folder as the documents recommend. I did not have to copy all of the script files in the same folder to have the AEM process the damactions.js custom version. I ...

We have some custom components that wrap standard components. The issue I'm running into is that when the GuideBridge registration occurs, the standard components within the custom component don't get registered so the validation expressions don't get triggered and I can't control some of the form b...

I haven't been able to find any documentation that covers it. There may be somewhere but I've had a hell of a time finding documents. I am using AME 6.1 for what it's worth.I know you can override pages, script, and other settings by creating the same tree under /apps that is under either /etc or /l...

I have a customized menu on the assets page. Everything works fine until the user searches for an asset. Then the AEM updates the current menu with the menu defined in /libs/dam/gui/content/commons/sidepanels/search/items/searchpanel/result/header/items/selection . I have redefined that menu in /app...

Just an FYI update.The process was a scheduled process that I didn't know about. After finding out what it was and what it was doing, I was able to create an oak index that cut the processing down from almost a day to just a few minutes. The easiest way to stop it is to not put the file it processes...

I found the query that is causing the problem. This is being created somewhere way down in the code and I don't know how to change it or test a work around. Any ideas?I found this by going into the diagnostics tools and looking at the query performance.

The nested group things doesn't work well. I'm a member of all of the groups and I don't have the issue crop up on my user account.