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You can create a new template(optional) with a field as multilist, set the datasource to a specific location(home node) and add condition for your template.
Now you can use this field as your left navigation, where you can get title/links and other fields(if required).
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You can create your own custom resolver by inheriting RenderingContentsResolver
Over ride ResolveContents method, get your data source item, which will have the droptree field. you can get the child/related items details and create your JObject item to return, as per your requirement.
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Looks like somethings wrong with API key settings(/sitecore/system/Settings/Services/API Keys/Key).
Below are the settings which are mentioned in Jss Document
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It is feasible and you just need to expose the API. So, on your react component, you will have a button whereby you will bind it to a function.
In that particular function, you can use Axio to call your endpoint (contact/submit).
Then, it is pretty much straight forward. You need to implement the API and register it in Sitecore so that when the url mysite....
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Make sure your top level placeholders have been added to rootPlaceholders setting in package.json file:
{
...
"config": {
"appName": "myApp",
"rootPlaceholders": [
"jss-main",
"jss-header",
"jss-footer"
]
},
...
}
Unless the root level placeholders are set, the placeholders and their components do not render in ...
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