Hi,Someone wrote a clientlib to overlay the dialog layer.Resizing Touch UI component dialogs | 6D Labs In order to add the width and height parameter in the cq:dialog.But I was wondering if Adobe wrote something similaire with the last version AEM 6.3 or do I have to create my own "overlay" thing ?Thanks

Hi,In fact I spent some time trying to make the property "extraClientLibs" work. Just to realized that in Adobe documentation they made a mistake, because they wrote the property "extraClientLibs" instead of "extraClientlibs".

Hi,On my side it's worst, because the slightly image component along with slightly text image component don't work.When I try to use those components I got a exception:Caused by: org.apache.sling.scripting.sightly.SightlyException: javax.script.ScriptException: Failure running script /libs/wcm/foundation/components/image/image.js: Required script resource could not be located: /libs/wcm/foundation/components/utils/item.js. The caller is /libs/wcm/foundation/components/image/image.jsAnd of course...

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Hi,Just to be sure, but new component with slightly, touch UI are in /wcm/foundation.And old component jsp, classic UI are locate in /foundation.Am I correct ?

I agree with you and it's one of many reason I do JAVA and not .Net, because you can use and mix different API.I just start with sightly instead of doing everything with a JSP, and was a litlle upset to not understand why an API from Google works better than an API from Apache in AEM

I got the same issue, I spent one day to understand why I'm unable to get the value of a JsonObject in sightly (only key) if the JsonObject come a java code with org.apache.sling.commons.json.JSONObject;At the end I end up with another solution than the use of Gson api.I used a JS conversion between java and sightly. I gave my Java JsonObject to a Javascript method JSON.parse()something like:html ${deal} : ${greatdealsJS[deal]}greatdeal.js:use(function () { return JSON.parse(this.jsonString);})...