Constituent Relationship Management for Civic Sector (CiviCRM) - Beginners, Intermediate, and Advanced
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28 octobre 2009
par kurund sujet CiviCRMThe team has released version 3.0.2 today. This release includes a critical fix for Group Functionality, and 30+ bug fixes/improvements to existing functionality. We recommend that sites currently running v3.0.1 or v3.0.0 upgrade to this version as soon as possible.
22 octobre 2009
par michalsujet Remember the announcement of Bug Hunter/Huntress Challenge? CiviCRM 3.0 went out a while ago, everyone have been busy with kicking off next version and fixing those few tiny little bugs that showed up in 3.0 stable, but at the same time, the core team has been having IRC, Skype, lunch and other forms of discussions about our contest results. So after this long process, we finally made the decision about contest winners from out wonderful crowd of community members.
21 octobre 2009
par charlesc sujet MeetupsThere will be an Asia Blogger Festival in HongKong during 6th~8th Nov. I propose a session about CiviCRM to introduce the NGO 2.0 concept and demostrate CiviCRM via in-depth case study. Unfortunately, it was accepted!!
I would like to invite CiviCRM community to help us to make this session betrer. plz feel free to comment it. Thanks!!
You can check their website and program at:
http://www.blogfest.asia/
http://www.blogfest.asia/?page_id=3
The following is the abstract for this session:
20 octobre 2009
par charlesc sujet Drupal, MeetupsSince our first meetup at 2009/08/15, we already met for 4 times and started to do case study by functions. And with many support from Dr. Lee of Dharma Drum University, Petra Lin of TechSoup Taiwan, Jimmy Huang of NETivism and Fu-Yuan Cheng(project coordinator), we are translating the CiviCRM Manual from FLOSS manuals.
For more information about CiviCRM workshop Taipei, plz check: http://net2.netivism.tw/projects/civicrm-workshop(in Chinese)
15 octobre 2009
par SarahGladstone sujet CiviCRMThe topic of how to properly greet and send mail to couples, such as "Jane and John Doe" has been discussed many times, such as at the blog post: http://civicrm.org/node/558. But the problem with the approach in the blog ( and included in CiviCRM 3.0 ) Is it requires information about someone's spouse in their contact record and marking half on the contacts "Do not mail" even though there are times when I DO want to communicate with just one spouse or the other for different events.
8 octobre 2009
par Dave Greenberg sujet CiviCRMThe team has released version 3.0.1 today. This release includes critical fixes for the CiviCRM dashboard and Organization / Household contact editing. We recommend that sites currently running v3.0.0 upgrade to this version as soon as possible, especially if you are experiencing issues on the dashboard. The release also includes several other minor fixes.
7 octobre 2009
par avaguilar sujet MeetupsWe had another well-attended meetup last thursday, hosted by the folks at Rayogram, with about 20 people participating.
5 octobre 2009
par FatherShawn sujet CiviPledge, MeetupsLet's hear it for Rayogram and their hospitality to the CiviCRM community by hosting the New York City Meetup last Thursday! We accomplish so much using all of our electronic tools but there is still a kind of creativity that happens so much more efficiently in real time, face to face. One of the breakout groups at the Meetup was with persons interested in talking about CiviPledge.
5 octobre 2009
par DaveD sujet CiviReport, CiviCRM, Finance and AccountingThe Physician Health Program of BC has a task that goes something like this: Their vendors, and even staff and board members, are not paid directly by them but by the provincial medical association (BCMA), so when invoices from vendors come in, they need to enter the information onto a special form and send that off to the BCMA for payment. Then they periodically send back a statement to reconcile against.
