JaideepBrar​No, OOTB dc:title for files like pdf when imported are stored as String[]And there is no easy way to change it to String unless you write a custom script.Anyone got solution for this?

Yes I can see they have added this in 6.4 SP and 6.5, but why would they not offer the same asset picker button for dialog components like fileupload? Instead the component is hardcoded to be tied with the page thumbnail which seems like a wasted opportunity.Right now, if you opened a component dialog with the left rail closed, or if you switch to full screen mode, you cannot drag an asset into a fileupload dialog!

You need to add a name and group to that xml.

Hey pretty much, except you don't need step 2.Caching the headers does nothing here.

Hi DorianHallward, I got it to work by adding this config to apache. Basically, if the request has origin from any of your whitelist domains, it will rewrite the header on the spot to allow that origin. The domain regex should match what you have in com.adobe.granite.cors.impl.CORSPolicyImpl.xml. SetEnvIfNoCase Origin "https?://.*\.(origin1.com|origin2.com|origin3.com)$" ACAO=$0 Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin %{ACAO}e env=ACAO

I am facing the exact same issue. There is a css that is used by multiple domains and CORS policy is requires on font files. Works when serving the font file from publisher but not after it gets cached on dispatcher.Followed the same docs advising to add origin header cache on the dispatcher.Rather useless because it will only cache the first origin header and causes all other subsequent origins to be blocked.Is this a limitation of the dispatcher?

Resolved: It seems there was an undocumented change in 6.3.2 where if a package name and group are not defined in the vault/properties.xml, it will give the package a random name and path.