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4 min readTo hide or remove the header from the output CSV file using a PowerShell script, you can use the Select-Object cmdlet with the -Skip parameter to skip the first row of the CSV file which contains the headers.Here is an example of how you can achieve this: Import-Csv "input.csv" | Select-Object -Skip 1 | Export-Csv "output.
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7 min readIn AEM as a Cloud, you can create a background job by using the Scheduled Sling Jobs feature. This allows you to execute tasks at a scheduled time or interval in the background without impacting the performance of your AEM instance.To create a background job, you need to define a job class that implements the org.apache.sling.commons.scheduler.Scheduler interface. This class will contain the logic for the job that you want to run in the background.
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3 min readTo compare two queries in PowerShell, you can first run the queries and save the results into variables. You can then use comparison operators such as -eq (equal), -ne (not equal), -gt (greater than), -lt (less than), -ge (greater than or equal to), or -le (less than or equal to) to compare the results of the queries. You can also use logical operators like -and or -or to perform more complex comparisons.
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5 min readTo create an AEM search component, you will need to first define the functionality and appearance of the search component. This includes determining what fields users will be able to search on, how the search results will be displayed, and any additional features such as auto-suggestions or filters.Next, you will need to create the necessary components and templates in AEM to support the search functionality.
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4 min readTo show dialogs when running a PowerShell script, you can use the Windows Forms GUI components within PowerShell. This allows you to create various types of dialog boxes such as message boxes, input boxes, and custom dialog boxes. You can use the following classes in PowerShell to show dialogs:[System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox]::Show("Your message here") - This can be used to display a simple message box with a message and an OK button. [System.Windows.Forms.
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8 min readTo wait until DAM update asset workflow completes in AEM, you can use a combination of event listeners, polling mechanisms, and workflow status checking. One approach is to create a custom workflow event listener that listens for workflow events related to the DAM update asset workflow. The listener can then trigger a polling mechanism that periodically checks the status of the workflow until it completes.
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6 min readTo dual boot two Windows operating systems using Powershell, you will need to first create a separate partition on your hard drive for the second operating system. You can do this by opening Powershell and using disk management commands to shrink your existing partition and create a new one for the second OS.Once you have created the new partition, you can install the second Windows operating system on it by booting from a USB or DVD with the installation files.
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3 min readIn Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), the default mode for a filter.xml entry is typically set to "opt out." This means that by default, any components or resources mentioned in the filter.xml file will be excluded from the final rendering of the AEM page unless explicitly included. This allows for more control over which components and resources are allowed or denied on the page, helping to enhance security and optimize performance.
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3 min readTo target an Outlook subfolder using PowerShell, you can use the Outlook.Application COM object to connect to your Outlook profile, navigate to the specific folder, and retrieve or manipulate its contents. This can be done by iterating through the folders in the Outlook namespace and finding the subfolder by its name or path. Once you have identified the subfolder, you can perform various operations such as reading emails, moving items, or creating new items within that specific folder.
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3 min readTo get a substring of the page URL in AEM Dispatcher, you can use the SlingHttpServletRequest object to access the request URL and then extract the desired substring using string manipulation functions. This can be done by obtaining the request URL using request.getRequestURI() method and then using methods like substring() or indexOf() to get the desired portion of the URL. Additionally, you can also use regular expressions to match and extract specific patterns from the URL.
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3 min readTo run a PowerShell script from within a virtual environment (venv), you first need to activate the virtual environment using the Scripts\Activate.ps1 script. Once the virtual environment is activated, you can simply use the .\script.ps1 command to run your PowerShell script. This will ensure that your script runs within the context of the activated virtual environment, allowing it to access any dependencies or packages installed within the virtual environment.