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We are looking for folks who can help us out at the following events. Both these events are in the San Francisco Bay Area
Just a very quick post to let you guys know that the site that has consumed my life for the past 6 months has finally gone live. I am running a _very_ customised version of civicrm 2.1 on top of a drupal install. I'd like to thank all those that helped me to get to grips with the hows and wherefores of civicrm and for putting up with me on the irc channel.
This release has been superceded by release 2.2.5 due to a critical bug in the Event Registration process. If you have downloaded this release, please replace it with 2.2.5.
The team has released version 2.2.4 with approximately 30 bug fixes and improvements. Notable fixes and improvements include: Discount Support for Online Event Registration using hooks (more) Enable Joomla / Standalone to use the mighty power of hooks You can review a complete list of 2.2.4 changes on the issue tracker.CiviCRM Multi-Org refers to the ability to support multiple owner organizations (usually a hierarchical structure of umbrella orgs and sub-orgs or local chapters) and keep some data siloed in each org while allowing other users to aggregate data across orgs too. It has been been a tough nut to crack. But I and the organization I work for (The Public Interest Network) are committed to getting it working in CiviCRM 2.3.
Trellon has been working on a fairly large implementation of CiviCRM for an advocacy group based in DC that was seeking to implement a CRM system that will help them manage their online fundraising and email marketing program. Email marketing is a large part of the organization's outreach strategy, so having a mail system that can deliver their 50,000+ emails in a short amount of time was a necessity.
The CiviCRM events calendar seems to be getting quite crowded. Here are some upcoming events in the next few weeks: