Great minds think alike

There are a lot of suggestions for conditional fields in custom modules, as well as field groups and other variations. I think we need to go significantly further than this. Hubspot and HUBL seem to have different criteria and limitations, depending on where they are used. One significant step forward for use of Hubspot as a CMS could come through adding more capabilities to custom modules:   Conditional fields More field types in custom modules (grouped check boxes, for one?!) More liberal use of HUBL in custom modules  Perhaps this last item would be the easiest to accomplish, as it would put the onus on the developer to use HUBL to accomplish the project's goals, vs requiring Hubspot to augment the Custom Module builder UI. If we as developers were able to use all HUBL module types, or perhaps even just an expanded set -- color picker, CTA, flexible column!!, form, image src, etc..., we could build significantly more complex interfaces on our own within the system. We could also use HUBL code to make fields conditional ourselves -- as long as the Hubspot dev team reflected those conditionals in the page editor.   (FWIW, it is possible to drop hubl modules into a custom module now, but the fields in the page editor are not grouped with the other custom module fields.)   ...read more

My agency uses Hubspot social tools for all of our clients, however lots of our images aren't being pulled through when our posts are published. We are told this is because the images are too large, and the only way to prevent this is to measure each image in each article or blog that we post. We'd love to see a notification in Hubspot social publishing that alerts you when an image is too large and might not be published.  ...read more

I wish you were able to receive email through hubspot. Seems to make sense considering you can send an email. If the client replies back it can only be accessed through my email provider. Makes it hard to send an email with a hubspot tracked attachments. I use Mac Mail which doesn't work with email tracking in Hubspot, so ideally I would have all my correspondence in Hubspot. Seems more efficient. You already have incoming and outgoing server access so why not? ...read more

As a technology company, we are very security conscious. If we enable clickjack protection for visualforce, we cannot use the HubSpot Intelligence tools in SalesForce. HubSpot should modify the integration settings so that it does not trigger clickjack. You can find the release notes on Clickjack protection here ...read more

To keep the files of a theme organized you have to split them into many files and include them via {% include %} and {% import %} into the main file. /* style.css */ {% import "Custom/page/css/settings.css" as settings %} {% import "Custom/page/css/macros.css" as macros %} {% include "Custom/page/css/custom.css" %}   /* main.js */ {% include "Custom/page/js/custom.js" %}   Everytime you make a change on an imported or included file you have to execute the following manual steps: Save the File Publish the File Save the Main File Publish the Main File (https://btyrd.de/2wpgNAI) Refresh the browser or browsers During development you have to repeat these steps many thousand times. That is not only tedious but a huge waste of time.   With liverreload you just have to save the file (http://livereload.com/)!   In modern html stacks it is a standard to provide a file watcher and live reload function. ...read more

The new strategy tool for Hubspot should in theory be a tool that could revolutionise content strategies for customers, however, the real tool is far from this.  Whenever you attach blogs to the main pillar content piece the links never seem to work? They come across like they are broken. It's not just myself that has noticed this either, other members of our team also get the same issue.    When you raise the issue with HubSpot Support, they don't yet have a clear strategy in place to fix these issues.  ...read more