2023.7.0 Release Notes for Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service release-notes
The following section outlines the feature release notes for the 2023.7.0 version of Experience Manager as a Cloud Service.
Release Date release-date
The release date of Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service current feature release (2023.7.0) is July 27, 2023. The next feature release (2023.8.0) is planned for August 31, 2023.
Release Video release-video
Have a look at the July 2023 Release Overview video for a summary of the features added in the 2023.7.0 release:
Experience Manager Sites as a Cloud Service sites
New features in Experience Manager Sites sites-features
- MSM for Content Fragments. AEM Multisite Manager is now available for Content Fragments, allowing to create Content Fragment Live Copies for bulk content distribution. Granular inheritance controls are available down to Content Fragment Element and Variation level.
New features in Experience Manager Sites prerelease prerelease-sites
- The Content Fragment Console now allows users to view tags and search by tags applied as metadata to Content Fragments. Users will no longer have to switch to the Assets UI for this capability, reducing context switching and improving efficiency.
Experience Manager Assets as a Cloud Service assets
New features in Assets view assets-view-features
Improved artificial intelligence framework for image Smart Tags
Experience Manager Assets now uses an improved artificial intelligence framework for image Smart Tags. This content intelligence results in better relevancy and precision of Smart Tags available to all image assets on ingestion.
Configure display of columns for Assets List view
Assets Essentials now provides the ability to select the columns that display in the Assets List view, such as Status, Format, Dimensions, Size, and so on.
Sort search results based on relevance
Assets Essentials now sorts the search results based on Relevance, by default. You can sort the searched assets in increasing or decreasing order of Name, Relevance, Size, Modified, and Created.
Experience Manager Forms as a Cloud Service forms
New features available in Forms new-features-available-in-forms-channel
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Out of the box themes and templates: Kickstart your form creation process with our ready-to-use OOTB themes and templates, tailored to empower both seasoned professionals and new forms authors. Seamlessly built using Adaptive Forms Core Components, these meticulously curated themes and templates allow you to start creating forms swiftly for common use cases.
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React Components for Headless Forms: You can now preview and customize Headless Adaptive Form renditions with the React components provided out of the box. These components use BEM classes from Adaptive Forms Core Components for styling, making it effortless for you to customize their appearance according to your specific requirements.
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Create Adaptive Forms with repeatable sections: You can now make Accordion, Wizard, Panel, and Horizontal Tabs components based Adaptive Form repeatable for multiple data record capture. These repeatable sections allow you to provide multiple data entries easily. It is useful when the required instances of data are unknown in advance. A form filler can easily add or remove sections, making forms adaptable to different data entry scenarios and simplifying collection of multiple occurrences of the same data record.
Pre-release features available in Forms pre-release-features-available-in-forms-channel
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Google reCAPTCHA enterprise support: Use Google reCAPTCHA Enterprise in an Adaptive Form to provide enhanced protection against fraudulent activity and spam, providing a safer user experience. With advanced risk analysis and seamless integration, genuine users can easily submit forms while bots are effectively blocked.
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Headless Adaptive Forms early adopter program forms-early-adopter
Use Headless Adaptive Forms to enable your developers to create, publish, and manage interactive forms that can be accessed and interacted with through APIs, rather than through a traditional graphical user interface. Headless adaptive forms help you:
- build high-quality multi-channel forms in the programming language of your choice
- natively integrate forms to your desktop and mobile apps, websites, and chat applications
- reuse your proprietary UI components with forms applications
- use the power of Adobe Experience Manager Forms
You can send an email to aem-forms-headless@adobe.com from your official email ID to join the early adopter program.
Experience Manager as a Cloud Service Foundation foundation
Actions Center actions-center
Subscribe to email notifications that alert you when critical incidents happen requiring immediate action, and also with personalized recommendations to optimize your site. Actions Center serves as a hub where you can review these alerts, such as blocked replication queues or expiring credentials, and mark them as resolved.
CDN and WAF Rules early adopter program waf-early-adopter
Filter traffic at the CDN based on:
- request headers and properties (for example, IP address)
- traffic patterns known to be associated with malicious traffic
Interested in trying out the feature and sharing feedback? Send an email to aemcs-waf-adopter@adobe.com from your official email ID to learn more about the early adopter program. Space is limited.
Learn more about the feature in the article here.
Other Foundation changes other-foundation-changes
- During the week of August 7th, AEM will return error code 429 instead of error code 503 when requests to AEM instances exceed a healthy level. Learn more.
Maintenance Release Notes maintenance
You can find the latest maintenance release notes here.
Cloud Manager cloud-manager
You can find a complete list of Cloud Manager monthly releases here.
Migration Tools migration-tools
You can find a complete list of Migration Tools releases here.