Registering a Custom Smart Content Data Provider for Doctrine ORM Entities in Sulu
A task guide to registering a Sulu Smart Content data provider that exposes Doctrine ORM entities to templates, with SQL pagination and admin-facing configuration.
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A task guide to registering a Sulu Smart Content data provider that exposes Doctrine ORM entities to templates, with SQL pagination and admin-facing configuration.
Sulu's Smart Content replaces hand-picked page lists with rule-driven selections — data source, filters, sorting, limit — that stay fresh automatically as new matching pages are published.
We run Sulu 2.x behind Symfony HttpCache and are deciding how to handle cache invalidation for pages that aggregate other content. A typical case: a news overview page built with a smart content block lists the ten most recent articles, and each article is its own page with its own cache tags. My understanding is that Sulu tags cached responses with identifi