I have a Site with multiple custom URL's with different domain names. Here I have an option to add a Site Favorite Icon- a static resource to show a favicon for the site and site settings. But is there any way i can change favicon dynamically based on the domain URL?
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I have an AEM 6.3 site which uses ACS AEM Commons 3.15.12 sitemap functionality, it's configured on publish instances to use the 'publish' externalizer domain. The rendered sitemap has the correct hostname in the sitemap URLs.
When I add an additional homepage component (for the new site) in the same sitemap config as the existing working one, keeping publish as the externalizer domain, the new site's sitemap doesn't have the new site's domain name in the generated URLs, instead it has http://localhost:4503.
The working site (sitemap) does have some /etc/map/http mappings, which I recreated in kind for the new site, but again, when using the same config (with a home page component for each site), http://localhost:4503 remained as the domain name for my new site in its ACS AEM Commons generated sitemap.xml.
I did not try creating a new config with the new site (and its home page component), using publish as the externalizer domain, and with the new mappings I created.
I did however create a new config, with the new site's homepage component, and using a custom externalizer domain, which I created to match my new site's correct domain name, and did not have any /etc/map/http maps for the new site. In this case, the generated sitemap had the correct domain name in its sitemap.xml.
I'm trying to understand what's going on. Why the different behavior in the domain names printed in the generated sitemap.xml files for each site? Also, why does ACS AEM Commons want a home page component when a path could indicate the root of a site? It makes me wonder if my new site's home page component is missing something, so as not to work (i.e. causing the ACS AEM Commons sitemap to show http://localhost:4503 instead of the site's domain name), or maybe it's mapping related, or something else?
Seeking clarity (09/08/21):
The first site in my AEM to use ACS Commons Sitemap is using "publish" (which maps to http://localhost:4503) as the externalizer domain. How is the generated sitemap for this site getting the correct domain in this case? The only other info in the ACS Commons Site Map config for this site is the sling resource type for this site's homepage component.
Additionally, there are several /etc/map/http/<xxx_site:80> entries for this site, including one for sitemap (a redirect to home.sitemap.xml). I have a feeling these entries are how the sitemap has the correct domain while only having "publish" as the externalizer domain? The protocol shows as http however, could this be changed to https by creating similar /etc/map/https entries?
Instead of creating: publish1 https://www.yourfirstdomain.com, publish2 https://www.yourseconddomain.com for additional sites as suggested (and this does seem to work), could I use the same "publish" externalizer domain, in a new/separate ACS Site Map config, as the first site does, in conjunction with similar /etc/map/http(s) entries for the additional sites/domains?
Default configuration in externalizer for "publish" domain is "http://localhost:4503".
For your new/existing domain you should first configure Day CQ Link Externalizer:
use publish1, publish2...and so on
publish1 https://www.yourfirstdomain.com,
publish2 https://www.yourseconddomain.com
After this, you can enter the respective domain (publish1, publish2,..) in ACS AEM Commons - site map servlet as externalizer domain
Is there a way to set a favicon for an individual page? I have a site that has a “mini-site” within it for a particular event and I would like all the branding for that page to be unique to it.
I have created menu component, through which authors enter name, url field values.The component script renders the menu based on name, url entries.
Question : how to make this menu component common across all CQ5 pages, so it is not drag and dropped on each page.
Thank you,
Sri
ACS AEM Commons now supports this functionality without use of an iparsys - Shared Component Properties (http://adobe-consulting-services.github.io/acs-aem-commons/features/shared-component-properties.html)
Configure your menu with Shared and/or Global properties and you can simply template it directly onto all of your pages (no iparsys required). You can then edit the menu from any page on the site and it will by updated on all pages.
I have coded my ASP.NET MVC application in a way that allows stored entities to be retrieved via a friendly name in the URL, for example:
www.mysite.com/artists/james-brown/songs
Where james-brown is a URL friendly string stored on my Artist entity.
Now imagine I add an artist that no one has heard of before, and no one ever navigated to that artist's songs page.
How would Google/Yahoo/Other Search Engines know that my site does indeed have songs for that unknown artist.
Do I create a sitemap and maintain it through code as I add / remove artists?
There are few defined known ways to make the new links visible to search engine world.
XML and HTML Sitemap:
Add it to sitemap and submit it through webmaster tools.
HTML sitemaps are another way to achieve it. If your site has footer sitemap, you can add it to them.
Internal Links
Create internal links from your high ranking pages or highly crawled pages to the new pages. Google and other search engines tend to crawl pages where the content changes frequently. So if you have a refreshed content pages, try adding it to those pages and chances are high for those pages to be discovered quickly.
External Links
Create links from external blogs, company blogs and sites like pagetube.org which can help it to be discovered.
Yeah just add them to either sitemap, internal or even external links
My domain is hosted with a popular domain name company, whos name I won't mention.
Then my website is hosted by a hosting provider.
Yet, for some reason the domain name company, only allows the Meta Description and Meta Keyword tag in URL Frames.
That leaves me with the following problem, I can't put the following code in the URL Frame (or Iframe):
<meta property="og:image" content="url of thumbnail"/>
This is needed for Facebook to pick up the thumbnail when being posted.
Is there any way I can achieve this without switching domain hosting?
.Htaccess maybe?
Your problem is one of many issues with using frames.
Search engines and other services (like Facebook) can’t work with your domain, as it always points to a different resource (everyone would always be lead to the home page of your site when following the link).
You could use the "real" URL of your page (i.e., of the frame), which is probably the one provided by your hosting provider.
Right click on your page, the context menu should show something like "Load this frame only". That’s the URL of your page. For images, a right click on the image and something like "Copy image URL".
You should definitely switch to a hosting/domain provider that allows you to use the full power of your domain.