One other thing to look at is that if your HTML is really messy (broken/mismatched tags), then the HTML parser AEM uses while doing the link rewriting may fail. They way you could identify this is that if some of the links at the top of the page are rewritten, but at some point mid-way through the p...

AEM does not support multiple workspaces.

To be clear, the dispatcher doesn't know anything about the internal logic of your components. It just sees the rendered HTML and headers.

In the TouchUI, the compatiblity iframe into which an ExtJS dialog is rendered has these client library categories loaded (amongst others, but these are the most "popular":cq.wcm.editcq.widgetscq.securitycq.taggingcq.cloudserviceconfigscq.dam.scene7This compatibility iframe doesn't know anything abo...

What is the category of the client library in which your custom widget is defined?

If you have a Page object already, you can just do page.getLanguage(false). See http://docs.adobe.com/docs/fr/aem/6-0/develop/ref/javadoc/com/day/cq/wcm/api/Page.html#getLanguage(boolean)Regards,Justin

Your use directive has the name 'geocode' and your expression has the name 'phone'. Might that be the problem?

Assuming your Sling Model class is adaptable from either Resource or SlingHttpServletRequest, you can specify the fully-qualified class name in the data-sly-use attribute. See http://experiencedelivers.adobe.com/cemblog/en/experiencedelivers/2014/04/sightly-intro-part-4.html

Pretty sure Shekhar is not a bot as his answer was correct (although perhaps could have been more complete) You wroteIn particular, I want a non-admin user to be allowed use .cqactions to assign permissions for a given path to a given user:And the way you would do that is by granting the edit acces...

Hi,Usually that would indicate that either (a) the resource at that path does not exist or (b) it does exist and the user doesn't have read access to it.Regards,Justin