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6 min readIn AEM, you can navigate to the next or previous page by using the navigation arrows provided on the interface. These arrows are usually located at the top or bottom of the page and allow you to easily move between pages without having to manually type in the URL or search for the links. Simply click on the next arrow to move forward to the next page or click on the previous arrow to go back to the previous page.
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4 min readTo update a nested MongoDB object, you can use the dot notation to access and modify specific fields within the nested object. First, you need to specify the path to the nested field you want to update using dot notation. You can then use the update() method with the $set operator to update the specific field with the desired value.
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7 min readTo change the landing page for a particular group in AEM, you can use personalization features within the AEM platform. By setting up target audiences and customizing content based on user profiles, you can create different landing pages for different groups.First, identify the group or target audience you want to create a specific landing page for. Then, create a new segment in AEM that includes the users that belong to that group.
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7 min readDesigning a DynamoDB table schema involves carefully considering the access patterns of your application and organizing your data in a way that optimizes query performance.First, identify the primary key for your table, which consists of a partition key and an optional sort key. The partition key is used to partition your data across multiple servers, while the sort key is used to sort items with the same partition key.
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6 min readTo add a simple label on dialog.xml in CQ5 AEM, you can simply define a node with the required properties. For example, you can add a property named "text" with the value of the label you want to display. This label can be used as a title or description for the dialog element. Additionally, you can add styling to the label using CSS classes or inline styles if needed.[rating:09c696f6-f370-4d46-bd8c-9743696c3feb]What are the best practices for adding labels in dialog.xml in CQ5 AEM.
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6 min readTo connect MongoDB Atlas with a cluster, you need to first create a MongoDB Atlas account and log in. Then, you will need to create a new cluster or choose an existing one. Once your cluster is set up, you can connect to it using the connection string provided in your MongoDB Atlas dashboard.To establish a connection, you will need to whitelist the IP address of the machine where your application is running. This can be done through the Network Access tab in MongoDB Atlas.
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5 min readTo export AEM tags into Excel, you can use the Tag Manager in AEM to export the tags into a CSV file. First, navigate to the Tag console in AEM and select the tags you want to export. Then, click on the "Export" button and choose to export the tags as a CSV file. Once the export is complete, you can open the CSV file in Microsoft Excel or any other spreadsheet program to view and analyze the tags.
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7 min readTo add a new column/key in MongoDB at run time, you can use the MongoDB update method along with the $set operator. Simply specify the new key and value in the update query, and MongoDB will automatically add the new column/key to the document. Alternatively, you can also use the updateOne or updateMany methods depending on whether you want to add the new column/key to a single document or multiple documents.
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5 min readTo activate @Aspect in AEM, you need to first create a new Java class that implements the org.aspectj.lang.annotation.Aspect interface. This class should contain the advice methods that you want to run before or after certain join points in your AEM application.Next, you need to configure the aspect in your AEM project by adding the appropriate annotations to your aspect class. You can use annotations such as @Before, @After, @Around, etc.
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5 min readTo find a particular sub-document in MongoDB, you can use the dot notation in your query. This involves specifying the path to the sub-document within the document you are querying. For example, if you have a document with a nested sub-document called "details" and you want to find all documents where the "details.name" field is equal to a specific value, you would write your query like this:db.collection.find({"details.
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6 min readIn AEM security, you can show permissions by accessing the Permissions tab for a specific resource or user group. This tab displays a list of all available permissions for the selected resource or user group, such as read, write, delete, etc. You can also view the specific users or user groups that have been granted each permission.To show permissions in AEM security, navigate to the desired resource or user group in the AEM console and click on the Permissions tab.