13 posts tagged with "sulu"

For traditional non container deployments, Deployer is a value tool to simplify & automate the deployment process of a PHP application. Thanks to its collection of default deployment recipes, Deployer can be used out-of-the-box for deployments.

Adding custom Javascript code to the Sulu Admin UI requires a rebuild of the administration interface frontend application. According to the Sulu docs, running the following command is enough:

bin/adminconsole sulu:admin:update-build

Sadly, this did not work in our ddev setup because ddev ships with a newer version of npm. Due to a breaking change for linked packages, Sulu is not compatible with npm > 6 at the moment.

In our Sulu Headless project we have a requirement to integrate Matomo as a user tracking system.

Sulu CMS is quite flexible out-of-the-box. For example, content properties can be marked as mandatory or optional. By utilizing the jexl syntax, you can even enable or disable properties based on certain conditions.

In the last part of this blog post series we covered how to add custom logic to a Sulu form to send the form data to a 3rd party system. In this blog post, we cover how to do that only for specific forms.

A few days ago, we released our first open-source bundle for the Sulu CMS - a content management solution built on top of the Symfony framework.

A requirement in one of our Sulu projects was to send the data of a form to Hubspot CRM. Thankfully, the Sulu FormsBundle comes with a few similar examples (e.g. Mailchimp integration), that made it easy to figure out how to deal with this requirement.

For a current task, I needed to add a media reference to a custom Sulu entity. At first, it seemed like an easy task but I had issues getting the media image to render in the list view. Thanks to the fabulous Sulu core team and their Slack community, I quickly got some pointers on how to deal with the issue.

Let's assume you have a sulu entity App\Entity\MyEntity defined and you want to add a reference to this other entity App\Entity\OtherEntity to it. Follow this blog post along to find out which steps you have to take.

In our current Sulu CMS project a requirement was to populate default data when a content editor did not provide all needed information, e.g. social sharing information or SEO-related configurations.