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AEM 6.3 clientlibs : make foundation-ui adapter's property value configurable rather than hardcode in clientlibs

  • December 17, 2017
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Hi ,

My custom clientlib file is something similar to Experiencing Adobe Experience Manager - Day CQ: AEM 6 SP2 - Touch UI Extend Site Admin Page Properties Show Submit Confi…

In this article, the pop-up/confirmation dialog has two properties :

id: "CANCEL",

text: "CANCEL",

and

id: "SUBMIT",

text: "SUBMIT",

We do not want this[basically referring to CANCEL and SUBMIT here] to be hardcoded, but to be fetched from say a config file or something of that sort.

Any thoughts on how this can be done.

Any pointers/code snippet/reference articles will be helpful.

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    Best answer by edubey

    From the same JS

    1. Make a ajax to jcr node where those configurable properties will be stored

    2. Replace the values hardcoded in that script

    Remember, executing script code to show the pop (submit/cancel) should be callback of the result from step #1.

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    cquser1
    cquser1Author
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    December 18, 2017

    Hi,

    Thank you for your reply.

    To make this configurable, we made use of i18n to place the values and fetch from it by the below.

    Granite.I18n.get("property"); in the js.

    edubey
    edubeyAccepted solution
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    December 17, 2017

    From the same JS

    1. Make a ajax to jcr node where those configurable properties will be stored

    2. Replace the values hardcoded in that script

    Remember, executing script code to show the pop (submit/cancel) should be callback of the result from step #1.

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