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Simplified navigation scripts
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This extension modifies url of certain pages in order to help navigate between different editing environments of Adobe AEM, simplifying the work of editors.
It first fetches the active tab url and decides in which environment you are, then depending on the current url, assigns functions that where the user is eventually redirected.
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Normal human language explanation.
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This extension is an upgrade to the "scripts". Scripts are great, but it still often takes multiple steps to get places.
This new version has some key features:
* From the get go you have the ability to skip the tedious process of visiting every environment.
No more "live to perf, then perf to authoring" wasting time on page loads. Now you can jump from live to editor in a single click.
* Proper "translation" for aliased links.
What is easy on the old markets is a pain in the ass on beta. You need to keep in mind the correct links and go through the resolver, another waste of time and a major annoyance.
This extension will do all that in around a second.
* Jump from a "resolved" editor url to the aliased link in the original language
Going from the "aem tree" url to a localized one can be just as annoying as going through the resolver. This extension fixes that too. Instant single click jump.
* Sometimes you don't even have to leave the current page to get the results
Maybe you don't need to go all the way to the authoring environment and only need the correct link to put into the wf? Well then just hover the desired environment button in the UI and get a "resolved" link.
* Two copying buttons
Perhaps you would also appreciate the handy buttons that can copy the whole url or just the part of it starting from the "/content" to the clipboard (ctrl + C).
* Old scripts were buttons, new scripts have links
Wanna go to perf but also keep current live page? Right now you would duplicate and use the script on the second page.
New scripts give you links instead, which you can click with the mouse wheel in order to open the desired page in a new tab.
*Works with site wide content and files
Clicking TOUCH button for assets takes you to the dam.