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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
Introduction In today’s digital world, companies/businesses rely on Adobe Analytics to gain valuable insights into user behavior. However, implementing Adobe Analytics effectively comes with challenges, especially where browsers impose strict privacy policies like blocking third-party cookies. Without CNAME implementation, tracking users accurately becomes difficult due to third-party cookie restrictions. So CNAME can help address some […]
What is Adobe I/O Runtime? Adobe I/O Runtime is like a magic wand for developers. It’s a serverless computing platform, meaning developers can focus solely on writing code without worrying about managing servers or infrastructure. Think of it as a virtual playground where your code runs, triggered by specific events or actions. Use Case in […]
What are Sling Transformers? Sling Transformers are basically OSGi services used within the Sling Rewriter framework to modify or transform the content of HTML or XML before it is rendered or delivered to the client. They are powerful when we need to manipulate the output content without modifying the original content structure. Key concepts of […]
Introduction Adobe’s Cloud Manager Content Copy tool is an additional approach that aims to simplify the limitations of using CRX Package Manager / VLT RCP and handling huge volumes of content/DAM copy between AEM environments. The content copy tool in Cloud Manager helps AEM users to copy AMS-hosted AEM 6.x content from Production to Staging […]
If your client or business has both a website and a WebView app, how would you differentiate the traffic between the two? Or, how would you distinguish traffic between mobile browsers and the WebView app? We could do this using the data layer, which can be set up with the help of your development team. […]
In this blog, we will demonstrate how Adobe AEM App Builder can streamline the development of custom content fragments within Adobe Experience Manager as a cloud service. We aim to guide you through setting up a local development environment, creating a project, and developing a custom button in the action bar. By following the below-mentioned […]
