This article highlights the cutting-edge new features in CMS 3.0, focusing on how they enhance functionality for developers and end-users alike. Key Topics: Customizable User Dashboards: Tailored dashboards for administrators, editors, and developers. Drag-and-drop widgets for quick access to analytics, tasks, and content. AI-Driven Search and Filtering: Smart search functionality with autocomplete suggestions. Filters for… Continue reading The Functionality of CMS 3.0’s Cutting-Edge Features
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Exploring the Functionality of Enhanced Workflow Features in Payload CMS 3.0
This article dives into the new workflow features of CMS 3.0, explaining how they improve content management efficiency and user collaboration. Key Topics: Enhanced Editorial Workflows: Introduction of drag-and-drop functionality for content organization. Advanced scheduling tools for seamless publishing across time zones. Real-time collaboration features for multiple users working on the same content. Content Lifecycle… Continue reading Exploring the Functionality of Enhanced Workflow Features in Payload CMS 3.0
New Features of 3.0 beta version on payload
We’re now thrilled to share that Payload 3.0 beta is now available. The big takeaway? You can now install the entirety of Payload in one line into any Next.js app. Other highlights: Turbopack works out of the box Payload is now fully-ESM across the board You can now deploy Payload to Vercel Server-side HMR works… Continue reading New Features of 3.0 beta version on payload
Email Functionality in payload- 4 (Sending Mail & Mock transport & Using multiple mail providers)
Sending Mail With a working transport, you can call it anywhere you have access to payload by calling payload.sendEmail(message). The message will contain the to, subject and email or text for the email being sent. To see all available message configuration options, see NodeMailer. Mock transport By default, Payload uses a mock implementation that only… Continue reading Email Functionality in payload- 4 (Sending Mail & Mock transport & Using multiple mail providers)
Email Functionality in payload- 3 (Use an email service & Use a custom NodeMailer transport )
Use an email service Many third party mail providers are available and offer benefits beyond basic SMTP. As an example, your payload init could look like this if you wanted to use SendGrid.com, though the same approach would work for any other NodeMailer transports shown here or provided by another third party. import payload from… Continue reading Email Functionality in payload- 3 (Use an email service & Use a custom NodeMailer transport )
Email Functionality in payload- 2 (Use SMTP)
Use SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) options can be passed in using the transportOptions object on the email options. See the NodeMailer SMTP documentation for more information, including details on when secure should and should not be set to true. payload.init({ email: { transportOptions: { host: process.env.SMTP_HOST, … Continue reading Email Functionality in payload- 2 (Use SMTP)
Email Functionality in payload- 1
Introduction Payload comes ready to send your application’s email. Whether you simply need built-in password reset email to work or you want customers to get an order confirmation email, you’re almost there. Payload makes use of NodeMailer for email and won’t get in your way for those already familiar. For email to send from your Payload server,… Continue reading Email Functionality in payload- 1
Implementing Access Control in Payload CMS
Payload CMS provides robust access control features that allow you to define permissions at a granular level. With custom access controls, you can limit access to collections, fields, and individual documents based on user roles or other conditions. This guide will walk through setting up access control in Payload CMS, from basic role permissions to… Continue reading Implementing Access Control in Payload CMS
Adding Validation Rules in Payload CMS Fields
Introduction Field validation is crucial to ensure data quality and integrity in Payload CMS. By configuring validation rules, you can enforce requirements on fields, such as length, format, and uniqueness. 1. Adding Validation to Fields Each field type in Payload CMS has built-in options for validation. Let’s explore some examples of adding validation rules to… Continue reading Adding Validation Rules in Payload CMS Fields
Defining Collections in Payload CMS
Introduction Payload CMS uses collections to group and structure data, similar to database tables. In this guide, we’ll explore how to define collections, customize fields, and set up basic relationships. What is a Collection? A collection in Payload CMS is a way to organize similar data types, such as Posts, Authors, and Categories. Each collection… Continue reading Defining Collections in Payload CMS