smacdonald2008 wrote... Name your new clientlib category something unique like foo. Then reference that unique name in your component. It will not load other clientlibs.     I renamed the share page to something unique (dam.gui.adhocshare.sharepagecustom), but the problem persists. Pictured: the cat...

smacdonald2008 wrote... Try changing the name of the clientlib in your overlayed component and ensure you update the name of it in the component - there should be no link back to the original client lib.    I changed the name of the file/apps/dam/gui/components/admin/adhocassetshare/clientlibs/landi...

nupurj17891248 wrote... What I can possibly think of is that you have copied the content from libs to apps i.e now there are two clientlib folders 1. /libs/dam/gui/components/admin/adhocassetshare/clientlibs/shareembeddedpreview 2. /apps/dam/gui/components/admin/adhocassetshare/clientlibs/shareembed...

smacdonald2008 wrote... Try changing the name of the clientlib in your overlayed component and ensure you update the name of it in the component - there should be no link back to the original client lib.   I'm not sure what you're referring to. I don't think I have an overlayed component. I just cop...

I've taken the adhocassetshare folder from /libs and made a copy inside /apps so that I now have " apps/dam/gui/components/admin/adhocassetshare " Inside of /apps/dam/gui/components/admin/adhocassetshare/clientlibs/landingpage/js/landingpage.js I put console.log('test'); inside the first few lines, ...

I'm not trying to use the variable `executionID` in my html, I'm trying to set the value in java. I'd like to include the property for `executionID` on a node, then @Inject it in a java class. The current problem is that the value always appears as the default. See my code above.

I reviewed that article and the working package, but it's not apparent where the problem is.

I have this property called "executionID" set on my node. In Helloworld.html I have this line:<pre data-sly-use.hello="test.core.models.TestModel">I then read "hello.value" My TestModel looks like this: package test.core.models; //imports... @Model(adaptables = Resource.class) public class TestModel...