@AEM_Dan AEM has a built-in tool that allows you to see this breakdown. I have used it countless times to sanity-check URL structures like ClientLibs. http://localhost:4502/system/console/servletresolver Hope that helps in addition to @nitesh_kumar's answer.

@jeremylanssiers Using AEM to apply dynamic behaviour for lazy loading simply isn't achievable as it would require content to always be served by the publish environment. The reason for this is for AEM to have any possibility of attempting to understand the client's browser, it would need that infor...

@this-that-the-otter Here is something I put together quickly (untested) which will intercept the SAML POST request (/foo/saml_login) and redirect the user back to the start page. Ensure you update the /foo/ URLs where needed. import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils; import org.apache.sling.api....

@Tessa_learner1 You can wrap your ternary expression in parenthesis and use an OR (||) condition to achieve this. ${(properties.val1 ? properties.val1 : inheritedPageProperties.val1) || 'Default'}  

@sureshsenapathi As v4 is compatible with AEM 6.5, I would upgrade first and then upgrade ACS Commons afterwards to give yourself the best chance of a smooth version transition. In regards to the package, all deprecated features in v4 that were removed in v5 should be removed automatically as the co...

@sureshsenapathi From what I understand about the changes between v4 and v5, features are more likely to have been removed than changed. Something to keep in mind is an upgrade should be fairly straightforward provided you have not extended any of the ACS Commons interfaces/services. To be safe, I w...

@this-that-the-otter The default redirect is what I would consider a fallback strategy in the case that the SAML request didn't provide a redirect path. My understanding of the SAML process is not extensive but I believe the workflow is this: AEM determines if the user is authenticated correctly for...

@djoshinp What you need in this case is a bookmarklet (https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/what-are-bookmarklets/) which is a bookmark that runs JavaScript. See the below for an example: javascript\: (() => { let pagePath = window.location.pathname.substring(1); pagePath = pagePath.replace(/\/$/, ...

@mohammed9109 Without knowing what you are attempting to connect to or any code to review, it is impossible to understand the potential cause. However, the likely cause is due to a certificate that is: Expired and no longer validSelf-signed and not trusted by the Java Trust Store Beyond this it is n...

@this-that-the-otter I had a feeling that the redirect behaviour might not be within the control of AEM. First check with the IdP if they are able to configure a custom redirect with the SAML response. If they are unable to do this then I would suggest creating a Sling Filter that intercepts the SAM...