Using extensions on 4.7 I discovered that if you add entities but don't define them via hook you can get errors.
So, if you have an extension that defines entities you need a hook like the one below
Blogues
Restez à l'affut des dernières nouvelles de CiviCRM avec les billets de blogue de développeurs et d'utilisateurs de partout dans le monde.
Most people going to Vail, CO go to ski. However, some come to work on making CiviCRM even better. High up in the Colorado Rocky Mountains ten people got together to squash bugs, work on CiviCRM for Drupal 8, enhance CiviCRM for WordPress, improve the payment processing tools, and update the end-user documentation.
CiviCooP is working with Emphanos on a nice CiviCRM project (of which I am sure Young-Jin will blog at some point in the near future).
We are excited to announce the stable releases of 4.7.2 and 4.6.13.
On 9 February 2016, Gmail announced it would warn users when they receive e-mail that was not encrypted by the sender. After all, e-mail often includes personnal information, but has historically never been encrypted. A webmail might use https, an IMAP account is usually using encryption as well, but users do not have an easy way to know if the communication between two e-mail servers is encrypted.
Our customer Werk Met Zin (platform of independent 'job' coaches and trainers in Flanders) use a Wordpress site as a front end and CiviCRM as their back end. There is now one specific instance where an individual can apply for a series of coaching sessions on the website. This has to be passed to CiviCRM and rather than updating the website to Drupal we are passing the data from the Wordpress site to CiviCRM.
Welcome to the second in my blog series 'Performance for Guppies'. If you don't remember the first one that's OK - you're among guppies here. If you do want to refresh your memory it's here - I talked about what database indexes are and some instances when they don't get used.
We are excited to announce the release of 4.4.21 LTS and security releases 4.6.12 and 4.7.1. The latest releases of CiviCRM 4.7 and 4.6 include 2 moderately critical and a non-critical security fixes. A number of other non-security issues have also been fixed in the latest releases.
I found myself diving into the best practices of effective user design—almost obsessively—as I took over the content design for the monthly CiviCRM newsletter in the fall of 2014. I learned a lot and I really enjoyed working with Dave, Michael, Josh and Linda!
Back in May of 2013, Dave Greenberg made a push to improve the marketing of CiviCRM, resulting in a team of partners and contributors working together to help raise awareness and promote the software. Fast forward to 2016 and we’re continuing to market CiviCRM, building upon their initial efforts. Today, we’re taking another step.
