Advantages of getServerSideProps: Real-time Data: Each page request retrieves fresh data. SEO Benefits: Search engines can index your content because the HTML is pre-rendered on the server. Personalization: You can personalize content based on request parameters (such as query strings or headers). Limitations of getServerSideProps: Performance: Since the page is generated on each request, it… Continue reading Pros and cons of getServerSideProps
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Set Up the Frontend in Next.js.
need to fetch and display the articles on your Next.js frontend. Install Payload CMS Client for Next.js You need to install Axios or the Payload client to fetch data from Payload CMS. bash npm install axios Create a Page for the Knowledge Base In your Next.js project, create a new page where you want to… Continue reading Set Up the Frontend in Next.js.
Set Up Knowledge Base Collection in Payload CMS
First, you need to create a collection in Payload CMS for the knowledge base articles. Create the Knowledge Base Collection in Payload CMS Go to your Payload CMS project folder. In the collections folder, create a new file for the knowledge base, such as KnowledgeBase.js (or .ts for TypeScript). Define the structure of your knowledge… Continue reading Set Up Knowledge Base Collection in Payload CMS
New updates in payload cms 3.0 from 2.0
Payload CMS 3.0 introduces several updates and changes compared to version 2.0, with a focus on modernizing architecture, improving integrations, and enhancing developer experience: Next.js Integration: The admin panel and API now utilize Next.js instead of Express. This change improves scalability and compatibility, aligning with modern web development practices. Custom routes and middleware can be… Continue reading New updates in payload cms 3.0 from 2.0
Payload Software Requirements
Payload requires the following software: Any JavaScript package manager (Yarn, NPM, or pnpm – pnpm is preferred) Node.js version 20.9.0+ Any compatible database (MongoDB or Postgres) A. Pre-requisites Operating System: Ensure the system is running an OS that supports the software (Windows, macOS, Linux). Dependencies: Python: If using Python backend (e.g., Django or Flask), ensure that Python… Continue reading Payload Software Requirements
Headless CMS vs Regular CMS
In web development, a Content Management System (CMS) is essential for creating and managing digital content. But as technology evolves, two main types of CMS have emerged: regular CMS (also called traditional or coupled CMS) and headless CMS. Each serves distinct purposes and comes with unique advantages and limitations. What is a Regular CMS? A… Continue reading Headless CMS vs Regular CMS
Relationship Field in Payload CMS
The relationship field in Payload CMS is a powerful feature that allows you to connect data between different collections, similar to foreign keys in relational databases. This enables the creation of complex, interconnected data models with ease, making it ideal for building scalable, content-driven applications. How It Works Reference Entries: Link items from one collection… Continue reading Relationship Field in Payload CMS
User Authentication Custom Hook (Payload CMS)
Hooks in Payload CMS enable you to inject custom logic at various points in the lifecycle of API calls. A common use case is ensuring that a user is logged in before performing certain actions. Creating the Hook const checkUserLoggedIn = ({ req, operation }) => { if (!req.user) { throw new… Continue reading User Authentication Custom Hook (Payload CMS)
Dynamic Filtering in Payload CMS
In Payload CMS, querying data dynamically is a powerful way to build flexible APIs. By using custom query parameters, you can implement advanced filtering to fetch specific records based on your application’s needs. Define the Collection const Posts = { slug: ‘posts’, fields: [ { name: ‘title’, type: ‘text’, required: true… Continue reading Dynamic Filtering in Payload CMS
Data Fields in Payload CMS
Data Fields are used to store data in the Database. All Data Fields have a name property. This is the key that will be used to store the field’s value. Here are the available Data Fields: Array – for repeating content, supports nested fields Blocks – for block-based content, supports nested fields Checkbox – saves boolean true / false values Code –… Continue reading Data Fields in Payload CMS