Custom Hook Help

[mcfc4heatons]

When I convert a lead to an opportunity I want to populate the Opportunity 'name' field automatically with salutionName + firstName + lastName from the lead fields, I'm fumbling around trying to cobble together some code for a custom hook but all totally new to me so if anyone can help I'd appreciate it, is this code along the right lines? It doesn't seem to work

namespace Espo\Custom\Hooks\Lead;

use Espo\ORM\Entity;

class Lead_To_Opportunity_Hook extends \Espo\Core\Hooks\Base

public function beforeSave(Entity $entity, array $options=array())
{

    $entityManager = $this->getEntityManager();
    $sisterId = $entity->get('opportunityId');
    $sisterType = 'Opportunity';

    $sisterObject = $entityManager->getRepository($sisterType)->where(['id'=>$sisterId])->findOne();
    // Pass Lead salutation, first name and last name to Opportunity name field
    $opportunityName = $entity->get('salutationName').' '.$entity->get('firstName').' '.$entity->get('lastName');
    $sisterObject->set('name',$opportunityName);

    $entityManager->saveEntity($sisterObject);
} 

[Ceonello]

I think a better approach is to create a custom Controller for lead and override the postActionConvert method.
Original controller :application\Espo\Modules\Crm\Controllers\Lead.php
take a look at https://docs.espocrm.com/development...ing-controller

[dimyy]

1. If you whant set opportunity field hook shoud be on opportunity
2. In opportunity original lead accessible from originalLead (you can see it in entity manager -> link manager

Try this code (/custom/Espo/Custom/Hooks/Opportunity/setName.php):

<?php

namespace Espo\Custom\Hooks\Opportunity;

use Espo\ORM\Entity;

class setName extends \Espo\Core\Hooks\Base
{
public static $order = 10;

public function afterSave(Entity $entity, array $options = array())
{
$lead = $this->getEntityManager()->getEntity('Lead', $entity->get('originalLeadId'));
if ($lead) {
$name = $lead->get('salutationName') . ' ' . $lead->get('firstName') . ' ' . $lead->get('lastName');
$entity->set('name', $name);
}
}
}