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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Mailjetty provides a webhook bounce processor for Mailjet.
Extension to segment an existing draft mailing leaving two separate, identical mailings except for their non-overlapping recipients, which can then be adapted to the segments appropriately before being submitted.
Backport of FontAwesome so it can be used in CiviCRM < 4.7. Useful if your extension uses fontawesome icons.
Lookup the value of a given field based on the value of another field. For example, based on the postcode of a contact, on a contribution page or on an administrative page, you may want to lookup the region, district, state/province, or can be used to determine a medical clinic, closest office, etc.
Allows the admin to set the `From` email address that matches the "Sending Domain" for all emails being sent from CiviCRM, while still allowing users to select the `Reply-To` email addresses.
This is a front-end theme with three-purposes:
- stops Bootstrap3 from loading on FormBuilder & SearchKit pages (by overwriting with a blank file). This is useful if you have a Bootstrap theme in your front-end that's trying to do things differently and there's clashes.
- removes most of CiviCRM's CSS beyond a few essential bits.
- uses CSS variables to style those 'essential bits' with goal of making it quick to style CiviCRM elements (buttons, input boxes, tables, etc) to match your front-end theme.
NB - this is a work-in-progress, tested only on the few specific front-end pages I needed it for. Please use at your own risk (and feel free to PR more 'essentials bits').
- stops Bootstrap3 from loading on FormBuilder & SearchKit pages (by overwriting with a blank file). This is useful if you have a Bootstrap theme in your front-end that's trying to do things differently and there's clashes.
- removes most of CiviCRM's CSS beyond a few essential bits.
- uses CSS variables to style those 'essential bits' with goal of making it quick to style CiviCRM elements (buttons, input boxes, tables, etc) to match your front-end theme.
NB - this is a work-in-progress, tested only on the few specific front-end pages I needed it for. Please use at your own risk (and feel free to PR more 'essentials bits').
Modifies QuickSearch to both search on and display non-primary email/address/phone info.
Use Nextcloud to store your CiviCRM files, or use CiviCRM to find your Nextcloud files. Creates for every contact, case or expense a Nextcloud folder, and adds a button on the interface, so you can access this folder.
Flood Control is a CiviCRM extension to limit the speed at which some forms may be submitted. Currently, it mainly aims to protect contribution forms from credit card fraud. It also supports the CiviCRM Mailing Subscription form.
Creates a new field, "Converted Amount", on contributions. When a contribution is made in a currency other than your "base" currency, the converted amount will be filled in automatically.
This extension allows to find and export payment(s) for contribution(s).
This extension provides an API that handles purging old scheduled job log records.
Grants access for event creators to view or edit their events' participants.
