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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Allows adding an automatically calculated "Additional Percentage" field to any price set (e.g., add 3% to cover credit card fees).
Sometimes CiviCRM can be real tough to debug. Especially when you are getting fatal errors, but only by some users, and you can't recreate the problems. This utility will send you a detailed email when a CiviCRM fatal error occurs.
This extensions makes the permission flag on a contact's relationship work as a true ACL.
Enables SEPA-compliant direct debit processing for European organizations with mandate management, automated batching, and bank file generation.
Changes the default so it doesn't send a confirmation email when registering a contact to an event from the back office. Nothing more, really simple but avoids sending emails by mistake.
Lightweight theme for the CiviCRM admin interface. It is no longer actively supported and has been replaced by RiverLea: HackneyBrook.
Warns users that their form (quickform) session is about to expire.
Adds over 25 new fields to Summary Fields, including contributions by related contacts, plus fields for CiviMail, CiviEvent, and CiviGrant.
CiviCRM Extension that provides support for processing payments using Authorize.Net (Accept.js, Credit Card, ACH/EFT (eCheck), recurring billing).
Allows users to get their CiviCRM assigned activities into their Google Calendar or similar calendaring applications, by providing a feed of each user's assigned activities in iCalendar format, ready to be subscribed to from within Google Calendar, Outlook, etc.
Allows CiviCRM to send emails and process bounces through the SparkPost service.
Keep track of which extensions override core files, and to detect when a core file that's been overridden gets updated.
