Introduction Generative AI is everywhere, and Adobe is no exception. From content creation to software development, Adobe is integrating AI across its ecosystem to help users work smarter and faster. In this blog series, we’ll simplify Adobe’s Gen AI ecosystem and explore the tools that can make a real difference in your day-to-day work. In […]
Introduction AppMeasurement.js is Adobe’s original JavaScript library for client-side Adobe Analytics tracking. It has been the backbone of Adobe Analytics implementations for well over a decade and remains widely deployed across enterprise websites and applications today. This article will cover step by step guide to implement analytics tracking using Adobe Launch (Tags) and AppMeasurement.js library. […]
If you’ve worked with Adobe Analytics, you’ve probably done this more times than you’d like to admit: Open DevTools → Network → filter b/ss → click → scroll. Everything is technically there, but reading it isn’t exactly smooth. It’s one long URL, parameters packed together, values encoded, and no real structure to guide your eyes. […]
Problem Statement We were migrating an old Salesforce-style knowledge base (URLs like /apex/ArticleDetails?) into AEM as a Cloud Service. Everything looked fine… until the business came back with a hard requirement: “We have ~300 legacy article links still floating around. None of them can break. Fix it.” That immediately pointed to one place: dispatcher rewrite […]
A Real-World Problem Imagine you’re trying to book a doctor’s appointment online. You start on hospital.com, browsing doctors and services. When you’re ready, you click “Book Appointment”, which takes you to bookings.healthcare.com. From your perspective, it’s one smooth journey. But to analytics? Visit on hospital.com = Visitor A Appointment on bookings.healthcare.com = Visitor B The […]
Our client raised an issue stating the list conversion is not happening properly while copy-pasting the text from MS Word desktop App to RTE. When I explored, I found that the RTE component in AEM has mainly two paste modes (wordhtml and plaintext). Plain text mode scraps all the mark-up as the mode name suggests. […]
In recent times, threats to web applications have become increasingly common, including Denial of Service (DoS), Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS), malicious traffic, such as bots, injection attacks, and the misuse of system resources. These threats, if successful, can lead to downtime, data breaches, and degraded user experience. And this is where AEM as a […]
Working with enterprise CMS like AEM often means balancing between business requirements and platform limitations. Recently , I encountered a scenario where the client needed support for WebP images in the authoring interface. WebP is a modern image format developed by Google that provides superior lossy and lossless compression for images on the web. The […]
Adobe experience manager(AEM) provides Client-Side Libraries which is a mechanism to logically organise and manage CSS and JavaScript files necessary for the sites. AEM by default provides flexibility to the authors to have control of adding Clientlibs at template level and developers have flexibility to add (hard code) Clientlibs up to component level. However, in […]