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How to add a dynamic homepage in Magento 2?


Magento provides the ability to have multiple homepages or a homepage with dynamic blocks that alter based on demand. However, there may be times when different homepages must be displayed based on customer groups/segments.

This is possible with the dynamic block functionality, which is available in the Enterprise and Cloud editions. However, there is a constraint in that you have to maintain numerous blocks for multiple customer groups/segments. In that situation, you can alter the default functionality by using the code below:

Step 1: Create a plugin for "Magento\Cms\Controller\Index\Index" by adding the below code in your module di.xml file.
<type name="Magento\Cms\Controller\Index\Index">
    <plugin name="dynamicHomepage" type="Mageinsight\Module\Plugin\DynamicHomepage" sortOrder="1"/>
</type>
Step 2: Add the plugin file as below:
<?php
namespace Mageinsight\Module\Plugin;
use Magento\Framework\App\Config; use Magento\Cms\Model\ResourceModel\Page as PageModel; use Magento\Store\Model\StoreManagerInterface; use Magento\Cms\Helper\Page as PageHelper; use Magento\Customer\Model\Session as CustomerSession; class DynamicHomepage { /** * @var \Magento\Cms\Helper\Page */ protected $pageHelper; protected $pageModel; protected $storeManager; /** * @var CustomerSession */ protected $customerSession; /** * Index constructor. * * @param \Magento\Cms\Helper\Page $pageHelper * @param PageModel $pageModel * @param \Magento\Store\Model\StoreManagerInterface $storeManager * @param CustomerSession $customerSession */ public function __construct( PageHelper $pageHelper, PageModel $pageModel, StoreManagerInterface $storeManager, CustomerSession $customerSession ) { $this->pageHelper = $pageHelper; $this->pageModel = $pageModel; $this->storeManager = $storeManager; $this->customerSession = $customerSession; } public function aroundExecute( \Magento\Cms\Controller\Index\Index $subject, \Closure $proceed, $coreRoute = null ) { $groupId = $this->customerSession->getCustomerGroupId(); if ($groupId) { $pageIdentifier = // You can have your logic to get page Identifier if ($pageIdentifier) { $storeId = $this->storeManager->getStore()->getId(); $pageId = $this->pageModel->checkIdentifier($pageIdentifier, $storeId); $resultPage = $this->pageHelper->prepareResultPage($subject, $pageId); if ($resultPage) { return $resultPage; } } } return $proceed(); } }
Now you will be able to manage different homepages at one time for different customers.

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