Gally is the latest product of the Elasticsuite family. For years, the Elasticsuite folks built and maintained an Open-Source Magento module to bring top-notch Elasticsearch functionality to Magento.
Last year, the Elasticsuite folks decided to create a new product from their learnings of developing Elasticsuite for about 10 years and make the solution available for any system in need of a good, scalable search solution.
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 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.
Since we are using Open-Source solutions in our daily business, we contribute to Open-Source projects and maintain our own set of Open-Source tools. Our employees can use their Learn&Grow time budget to contribute to any Open-Source project they like.
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.
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