- Authoring User Guide overview
- Essential tasks, tools and concepts for AEM Authoring
- Authoring
- Authoring Environment and Tools
- Annotations when Editing a Page
- Creating and Organizing Pages
- Editing Page Content
- Using the Rich Text Editor to Author Content
- Editing Page Properties
- Publishing Pages
- Page Authoring with Content Fragments
- Experience Fragments
- Export to CSV
- Components
- Authoring a Page for Mobile Devices
- Troubleshooting AEM when Authoring
- Keyboard Shortcuts when Editing Pages
- Best Practices
- Site and Page Features
- Projects
- Launches
- Workflows
- Page Performance
- Personalization
- Personalization
- Previewing Pages Using ContextHub Data
- Authoring Targeted Content Using Targeting Mode
- Working with Targeted Content in Multisites
- How Multisite Management for Targeted Content is Structured
- Managing Activities
- Managing Audiences
- Creating and Managing Offers
- Understanding Segmentation
- AEM and Adobe Campaign
Troubleshooting AEM when Authoring
The following section covers some issues that you might encounter when using AEM, together with suggestions on how to troubleshoot them.
When experiencing problems it is also worthwhile checking the list of Known Issues for your instance (release and service packs).
Users who have administrator privileges, and who want to troubleshoot problems with AEM, can use the troubleshooting methods described in Troubleshooting AEM (for Administrators). If you do not have sufficient privileges, please see your system administrator about troubleshooting AEM.
Old page version still on published site
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Issue:
- You have made changes to a page and replicated the page to the publish site, but the old version of the page is still being shown on the publish site.
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Reason:
- This can have several causes, most often the cache (either your local browser or the Dispatcher), though it can sometimes be an issue with the replication queue.
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Solutions:
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There are various possibilities here:
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Confirm that the page has been replicated correctly. Check the page status and if necessary, the state of the replication queue.
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Clear the cache in your local browser and access your page again.
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Add
?to the end of the page URL. For example:http://localhost:4502/sites.html/content?- This will request the page directly from AEM and bypass the Dispatcher. If you receive the updated page, it is an indication that you should clear the Dispatcher cache.
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Contact your system administrator is there are issues with the replication queues.
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Component Actions not visible on Toolbar
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Issue:
- The full range of applicable component actions are not visible when editing a content page on the author environment.
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Reason:
- In rare cases a previous action might impact the toolbar.
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Solution:
- Refresh the page.
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