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stefanm38281801New Participant

Purge lookup dataset before new data load via Data DistillerNew

For audience composition, enrichment with a lookup dataset is a useful feature. However to generate the lookup dataset, either an external data load or a scheduled query in Data Distiller is needed to populate the dataset.Quite often this data is of a "refresh" nature, i.e. the best way to handle is to purge the dataset, and reload the fresh data - as record links may also be deleted in the new load.Dropping the dataset, and creating a new one with CTAS is not an option, since the reference link for enrichment in the Audience Composition would need to be restored. Why is this feature important to you - we have multiple use-case scenarios where we have to enrich a certain segment with extra data for personalization in AJO.- we have also use-cases where the rule segment builder is insufficient to design the query - a designated more complex query (via query service) is needed to prepare extra data which can be used in to filter on. Adding this extra data to the profile could bloat the profile at the end (if multiple of these scenario's are needed). How would you like the feature to work- the ability to run a CTAS "replace" query, where the previous inserted batch is deleted before the new batch is inserted Current Behaviour- batch deletion is only possible via API, and needs an external process to manage. We would like to have an option which is part of Data Distiller and does not require an external process.

aanchal-sikka
aanchal-sikkaNew Participant

Data Validation and Compliance ReportingInvestigating

Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: This feature will enable organizations to define metadata validation rules based on compliance or guideline requirements and extract detailed reports for discrepancies. This will facilitate better data governance and streamlined updates to metadata across the organization. Use-case: Organizations often face challenges ensuring metadata adheres to evolving compliance regulations or organizational guidelines. Manual validation processes are time-intensive and error-prone, leading to non-compliance risks and inconsistencies in metadata quality. This feature addresses the need for automated validation and actionable reporting. Current/Experienced Behavior: Metadata validation is performed manually or using scripts, leading to inefficiencies. There is no unified interface or reporting mechanism to validate metadata against dynamically defined compliance rules. Discrepancies or outdated metadata are identified late, causing delays in remediation and compliance violations. Improved/Expected Behavior: Provide an intuitive interface for users to define validation rules for metadata (e.g., required fields, formatting, values adhering to controlled vocabularies). Automate metadata validation against these rules and generate detailed discrepancy reports. Offer configurable outputs (e.g., exportable reports in CSV/Excel formats) for review and remediation. Integrate with workflows for updating and re-validating metadata. Include support for recurring or scheduled validation processes. Ensure compatibility with diverse metadata structures and schemas. Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): AEM 6.5 Customer-name/Organization name:   Screenshot (if applicable):   Code package (if applicable):  

HamzaBE2New Participant

Support for Custom Field Types in Cloud Manager Content Fragment EditorInvestigating

Idea Summary: The new Cloud Manager Content Fragment (CF) Editor does not support displaying custom field types such as ColorField, TextArea, and PathField, which were previously replaced in the classic editor. This lack of support significantly impacts users relying on these customizations for structured content authoring. We propose adding native support or a UI extensibility option to render these field types appropriately. Business Use Case: Organizations using AEM depend on custom field types to maintain structured content entry consistency. The inability to render these fields in the new CF Editor forces users to revert to the classic editor, limiting their ability to leverage new UI features. Providing native support for custom client-side renderers would enhance usability and encourage migration to the new UI. Current Behavior: The CF Editor does not recognize or display custom fields such as ColorField, TextArea, and PathField. Custom client-side renderers are ignored, making values stored in these fields inaccessible. Users must use the classic editor to maintain content integrity, reducing the adoption of the new UI. Expected Behavior: Support for rendering custom field types within the new CF Editor. The ability to register and reference custom client-side renderers for field visualization. Improved UI extensibility to maintain parity with the classic editor’s capabilities. Steps to Reproduce: Replace a single-line text field with a ColorField, TextArea, or PathField. Open the Content Fragment in the new CF Editor. Observe that the field does not render as expected. Open the same fragment in the classic editor and see the expected rendering. Impact & Benefits: Ensures a seamless transition from the classic editor to the new UI. Improves content authoring experience by maintaining structured field visualizations. Encourages adoption of the new CF Editor without sacrificing customization. We appreciate Adobe’s continued improvements and request consideration for this enhancement in a future release. Thank you for reviewing this proposal.  

HansVinjeNew Participant

Request to improve the way we choose folders for pages or assets by saving the folder choice for later use.Investigating

Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: a feature to let the user "pin" (save) a specific path on AUP as a starting point when choosing assets or content links within AUP. After pinning a location, next time the user has to browse to an asset or content element, the pinned location is used as a starting point. Use-case: when editing pages on elements such as: -             content grids (articles, case studies) -             content grids (people) -             page configuration (selecting hero banner image, selecting featured image, selecting thumbnail) -             configuring links (CTA buttons, text links etc.)   Current/Experienced Behavior: Expanding the directory path from the starting point is very time consuming, and it needs to be done multiple times -             Country branches are not sorted in a meaningful way, which makes it very difficult to find the needed folder in the directory tree Improved/Expected Behavior: Example scenario 1 (non-exhaustive of the use cases): In a content grid, the user clicks to add a new item. They click the folder icon which opens the content structure starting at the "EY Unified Site" level. The user finds the directory which they want to be the new starting point for adding content to content grids and they "pin" and save this directory location.   Once this is enhanced, in content grid, when clicking the folder icon, it starts browsing from the saved (pinned) location. The user has the option to unpin the folder and pin a new one if needed. Example scenario 2 (non-exhaustive of the use cases): Similar thing happens in the Page Properties / Images tab, where the user defines the assets to be used as page thumbnail and featured image. The "Pick" and "Select image" links open a dialog window which starts at the pinned location for assets.   Note : the pinned locations for assets and for content are different. The user can pin a location for each of the different use cases – for content fragments, for links, for images and for documents Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): 2025.1.19149.20250116T154450Z Customer-name/Organization name: Aneesh.KM@gds.ey.com / Hans.vinje@nl.ey.com / EY / EY.COM Screenshot (if applicable): NA Code package (if applicable): NA