Extensions Directory
Extensions are installable packages which give CiviCRM new functionality, and this directory provides a centralized list of extensions which the CiviCRM community has created. This listing displays CiviCRM extensions that work on all Content Management Systems (CMS).
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Embed payment/donation forms on your external website. See README for limitations. See the Inlay extension for details on what that is.
Calculates taxes based on the state or province (instead of a global tax rate, or having to create various forms or line items that use a Financial Type with the appropriate tax rate).
This extension allows you to replace resource URLs in mailings with alternative versions for use with CDN providers.
This can significantly reduce the load on your CiviCRM server when a mailing is being sent out because the server does not have
to handle the image requests. Various email providers such as Google, Microsoft automatically generate multiple requests
to the server when an email contains images via services such as "Google image cache proxy" etc. and this happens before the email
is opened by the user. This effectively creates a denial-of-service on the sending server if you are sending out large numbers
of mailings.
This can significantly reduce the load on your CiviCRM server when a mailing is being sent out because the server does not have
to handle the image requests. Various email providers such as Google, Microsoft automatically generate multiple requests
to the server when an email contains images via services such as "Google image cache proxy" etc. and this happens before the email
is opened by the user. This effectively creates a denial-of-service on the sending server if you are sending out large numbers
of mailings.
Tools to help translate both admin configurations and CiviCRM strings managed on Transifex.
Creates dynamic CustomFields for contacts and populates each one of them with a custom, user-defined MySQL snippet
Extended membership report with support of filtering/showing custom fields of Individual contact.
Provides email delivery for email from CiviCRM via MailChimp's Mandrill service.
This provides a page with copies of HTML snippets in use throughout CiviCRM. e.g. (at least pre 5.31) buttons were coded in many different ways; this extension has a copy of each type of button on one page so you can check if your theme renders them nicely. This was originally part of Artful Robot's "Aah" theme, but it was suggested that this be extracted.
Allows Admins to set up a 'main/parent' event with some 'related/child' events, such that registering for the 'main/parent' event also registers the participant to all the 'related/child' events.
Set up involves specifying the Event ID of the 'main/parent' event in the custom field on the 'related/child' events.
Such registrations can then be overridden if necessary by admin, eg if a user signs up for an event series E1, E2, E3 etc, but are then unable to attend E3, they can be instead registered for F3 for example
Set up involves specifying the Event ID of the 'main/parent' event in the custom field on the 'related/child' events.
Such registrations can then be overridden if necessary by admin, eg if a user signs up for an event series E1, E2, E3 etc, but are then unable to attend E3, they can be instead registered for F3 for example
This extension adds functionality to lookup city and province in Belgium after entering a Belgian postcode.
Administration interface for CiviCRM world regions, countries and states.
With this extension you can give constituents access to their CiviCRM data without them needing a Drupal account.
This extension has been created with the following use case in mind: Let people read and change their contact data in a drupal webform. To access the data, people need to enter their email address. A link to the prefilled webform will be sent to that email address if and only if the email address exists within CiviCRM.
This extension has been created with the following use case in mind: Let people read and change their contact data in a drupal webform. To access the data, people need to enter their email address. A link to the prefilled webform will be sent to that email address if and only if the email address exists within CiviCRM.
This extension allows to build event registration forms with an editor. Those forms can be used in the Remote Events extension.
