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.
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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.
1300 Attendees talking about Symfony receiving a bunch of socks. Oh, and did we mention it took place in Disneyland?
France is more than just cheese, wine, and the Eiffel Tower. Our neighbors know not only how to develop excellent PHP Frameworks, but also how to organize awesome conferences!
A part of our PHP-Team took the chance to attend the API Platform Conference 2022 in person, which took place in Lille (France).