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Conclusion Potential improvements and bugs We now have a basic interface but it already has some bugs and it could be improved in a lots of ways. Here is a list of thi... Configure the navigation PlatformUI Navigation Hub As written in the PlatformUI technical introduction , the Navigation Hub gives access to 4 navigation zones which have a set of n... Define a View Views in PlatformUI Each route defines a View to render when the route is matched. As explained in the PlatformUI technical introduction , this kind of vie... Filter by Content Type This step is very similar to the previous one on adding pagination . We are going to add a new type parameter in the whole component stack ; the main diffe... Pagination By default, the Search Service returns 25 results so, without pagination, the current interface allows you to view only the 25 Locations. To add the paginati... Create the extension Bundle (page id 30712443) To extend PlatformUI, the very first thing to do is to create a Symfony bundle. For that, you can use the Symfony generate bundle command in the following way: Create the extension Bundle To extend PlatformUI, the very first thing to do is to create a Symfony bundle. For that, you can use the Symfony generate bundle command in the following way: PlatformUI Bundle (page id 30712091) The PlatformUI bundle provides a web application to manage your content and administrate your eZ Platform instance. It is shipped and set up by default together with eZ Platform. To run PlatformUI, you just have to open http://[uri_of_platform]/ez in your favorite browser. You should then see the lo PlatformUI Bundle The PlatformUI bundle provides a web application to manage your content and administrate your eZ Platform instance. It is shipped and set up by default together with eZ Platform. To run PlatformUI, you just have to open http://[uri_of_platform]/ez in your favorite browser. You should then see the lo

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