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Provide option to sort comments by their location on the page (top to bottom) in the Workfront Proof ViewerNew

Description - In the Workfront proof viewer, update the "sort by page" option so that it shows comments not only by page # (page 1 before page 2, 3 and so on...as it does now), but also the location on each page, such that comments that are at the top of page 1 appear before those at the bottom of page 1 and so on  Why is this feature important to you - Our designers and editors want to be able to use the comment pane to display all the comments for each section of the page that they are revising/reviewing rather than having to jump around based on the order in which the comments were entered on the page by team members How would you like the feature to work - In all other Adobe products that we use, there is an option to sort comments by page that will show comments first by page # and then by the location on the page.  We would like the Workfront Proof viewer to have that same functionality Current Behaviour - Currently, the option to sort comments by page will show those on page 1 before comments on page 2, but it will not sort them by the order they appear on the individual pages. When there are multiple comments within the same page (or for documents that are only a single page), the sort by page option shows them in the order in which they were entered (by date/time). This is not useful for our designers and editors as they need to see all comments for a given section of the page together.  Our teams have moved away from using the Workfront proofing tools because of this issue.  It has been very disappointing to not be able to use this product in the way our employees use other similar Adobe products.

Enhance the "Move" feature to behave similarly to the upload feature. Moving assets creates duplicate assets without asking if duplicate assets are wanted.Delivered

Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: Moving an asset to a folder where an asset with the same name already exists creates a duplicate asset without asking if duplicate assets are wanted.  It should not be assumed that users want duplicate assets in a folder.  The system should prompt the user to make the same selections upon a move that it does upon an upload.  The options are:  "NAME CONFLICT  An asset named ex.1234567.pdf already exists in this location.  Click Create Version to create the version of the asset or Replace to replace the asset or Keep Both to keep both assets." Use-case: The use case is duplication of unwanted assets and asset governance. Current/Experienced Behavior: Moving an asset to a folder where an asset with the same name already exists creates a duplicate asset without asking if duplicate assets are wanted Improved/Expected Behavior: The system should prompt the user to make the same selections upon a move that it does upon an upload.  The options are:  "NAME CONFLICT  An asset named ex.1234567.pdf already exists in this location.  Click Create Version to create the version of the asset or Replace to replace the asset or Keep Both to keep both assets." Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): AEM as a Cloud Service/2023.10.13804.20231005T183332Z Customer-name/Organization name: Jason Jackson/Protective Life Insurance Co. Screenshot (if applicable): 10-26-2023 8-31-49 AM.png Code package (if applicable):  

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ChatGPT AI Chatbot for AEM SItesApproved

#chatgpt3 #adobeexperiencemanager #chatbot #aichatbots   Video Demo : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bvuI03FlXSXdUY1gncI3u1uFZR22_Uz_/view?usp=sharing   As ChatGPT continues to be a buzz word around the internet, an idea intrigued me in how ChatGPT's potential can be leveraged in Adobe Experience Manager Sites.   ChatGPT can be integrated into AEM in several ways to enhance the user experience and improve the performance in below areas like 1. Content personalization 2. Image and video optimization 3. Insights and analytics 4. AI Chatbots   The integration of ChatGPT with Adobe Experience Manager as a Chatbot for websites offers a new level of customer service and engagement. With ChatGPT's cutting-edge natural language processing capabilities, users can receive quick and accurate responses to their inquiries through an intuitive chat interface.   This integration enables businesses to provide a personalized and interactive experience for their customers. The chatbot can be easily customized to reflect the company's brand and tone of voice, and can be trained to handle a wide range of customer queries.   This integration has long range of advantages, of which some are listed below 1. Availability 2. More Engagement resulting in better SEO 3. Data Collection 4. Can hold multiple conversations at once. 5. Cost-effective. 6. Time saving   OpenAI is yet to open doors to the ChatGPT API. Whilst OpenAI starts rolling the API end point to the Devs, I made an attempt to access the ChatGPT response without the API. Please see the video below.   In conclusion, the integration of ChatGPT and Adobe Experience Manager as a chatbot for websites provides a powerful solution for businesses looking to enhance their customer service and engagement.   There's still a lot to explore in order to make a minimum viable product out of this idea.   Please feel free to hit me up in case of any suggestions or help related to reference documents.   Thank You.   @kautuk_sahni