Search Content Fragments
Find Content Fragments matching one or more criteria.
- AEM Instance — the connected Author environment
Profound starts the search with a Folder filter of /content/dam. Change that folder or add another filter as needed.
Search filters
- Search text — searches the AEM-supported fragment content for the selected text
- Folder — scopes the search to a DAM folder path
- Models — limits results to selected Content Fragment Models
- Statuses — New, Draft, Published, Modified, or Unpublished
- Locale — limits results to a locale
- Direct children only — excludes fragments in nested folders
- Created after and Created before — constrain the creation date
- Raw Query — an AEM-supported search-query JSON; use it for filters or sorting the node configuration form doesn’t include
- Limit — number of results to return; the default is
25 and the maximum is 50
- Cursor — a pagination cursor from a previous List or Search node’s output, used to fetch the next page of results
- Projection — use
summary when you need summary data only
Output
The output contains the matching Content Fragments and, when more results are available, a pagination cursor for the next page.Create Content Fragment
Add Author content based on an enabled Content Fragment Model.
- AEM Instance — the connected Author environment
- Parent Folder — the destination folder below
/content/dam
- Content Fragment Model — the model that defines the fragment fields
- Title — the fragment title
- Data format
- Structured — loads the selected model and displays its fields in the configuration panel
- Raw JSON — accepts an object whose keys match the AEM model’s field names
- Fields / Raw JSON — the structure for your input data, based on the selected Data format
Use Raw JSON when the Content Fragment Model is supplied with a variable, because the node editor can’t load that model’s field definition in advance.
- Name — URL-safe Content Fragment name; derived from the Title when left blank
- Description — fragment description
Output
The output includes the created Content Fragment, its ETag, and its Location when AEM provides those values.Creating or updating a fragment doesn’t publish it. Review and publish the content in AEM.
Update Content Fragment
Change an existing fragment. The node modifies only the fields you provide.
- AEM Instance — the connected Author environment
- Content Fragment — select a fragment from the dropdown, or use a variable from a previous node’s output
- Data format
- Structured — loads the selected model and displays its fields in the configuration panel
- Raw JSON — accepts an object whose keys match the AEM model’s field names
- At least one change to Title, Description, or Fields / Raw JSON
Use Raw JSON when the Content Fragment Model is supplied with a variable, because the node editor can’t load that model’s field definition in advance.
- Title — leave empty to keep the current title
- Description — leave empty to keep the current description
- Fields / Raw JSON — the structure for your input data, based on the selected Data format
- References — controls whether linked fragments are returned and hydrated
- ETag — optimistic-lock value from an earlier Get or Update output. When left blank, Profound reads the current ETag immediately before sending the update. If the provided ETag is stale, the node reports a conflict.
Output
The output includes the updated Content Fragment and its new ETag when AEM provides one.Creating or updating a fragment doesn’t publish it. Review and publish the content in AEM.
