CiviCRM 5.75 Release

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2024-07-04 07:05
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CiviCRM version 5.75.0 is now ready to download. This is a regular monthly release. Upgrade now for the most stable CiviCRM experience:

Version 5.75 is a CiviCRM Extended Security Release (ESR). Version 5.69 is still supported until the end of July 2024. We strongly encourage ESR subscribers to upgrade to version 5.75.

We are committed to keeping CiviCRM free and open, forever. We depend on your support to help make that happen. We thank all our partners, members and ESR subscribers, who are regular financial contributors. If you can, please donate.

What's new in CiviCRM 5.75

Custom Fields "is searchable" setting is now "optimize for search"
Previously, only custom custom fields that had the setting "is searchable" were exposed to the Advanced Search and to Reports. Having this flag also meant that the field was optimized for search (e.g. a database index). This was a recurrent source of confusion. Now all fields are exposed to search and reports.

WordPress WPML support
CiviCRM now provides a better integration with the WordPress WPML plugin (in addition to Polylang).

Big thanks to Andie Hunt, Alice Frumin and Jon Goldberg for putting up together release notes. See also the version-specific upgrade tasks. The last entry goes back to CiviCRM 5.67, regarding smarty tokens being phased of Message Templates.

This release was developed by the following code authors:

AGH Strategies - Alice Frumin, Andie Hunt; Angela Jackson; Artful Robot - Rich Lott; Australian Greens - John Twyman; Benjamin W; BrightMinded Ltd - Bradley Taylor; Christian Wach; Circle Interactive - Pradeep Nayak; CiviCRM - Coleman Watts, Tim Otten; CiviDesk - Yashodha Chaku; ColoredCow: Abhishek Pokhriyal; Compuco: Yogesh Pawar; Coop SymbioTIC - Mathieu Lutfy, Shane Bill; Dave D; devdavc; David Cativo; Fuzion - Jitendra Purohit; JMA Consulting - Monish Deb, Seamus Lee; John Kingsnorth; Joinery - Allen Shaw; Jonny Toomey; Megaphone Technology Consulting - Jon Goldberg; MJW Consulting - Matthew Wire; Nicol Wistreich; Progressive Technology Project - Jamie McClelland; Reflexive Communications - Sandor Semsey; Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario - Ian Wilson; Responsive Development Technologies - Thomas Nilefalk; Skvare - Mark Hanna; Wikimedia Foundation - Eileen McNaughton.

Most authors also reviewed code for this release; in addition, the following reviewers contributed their comments:

Agileware - Justin Freeman; Andy Burns; ASMAC (American Society of Music Arrangers and Composers) - Jeff Kellem; Australian Greens - Andrew Cormick-Dockery; CiviCoop - Jaap Jansma; Coop SymbioTIC - Samuel Vanhove, mmyriam; Ezodesign: Jeremy Proffitt; Fuzion - Luke Stewart; Greenleaf Advancement - Guy Iaccarino; Savion Lee; Semper IT - Karin Gerritsen; Squiffle Consulting - Aidan Saunders; Tadpole Collective - Kevin Cristiano; Third Sector Design - Kurund Jalmi; Wildsight - Lars Sander-Green.

New Extensions

  • Extension permission - Restrict Manage Extension page to a role
  • Hide disabled items - Provides the option of hiding disabled schedule reminders and message templates
  • Source Tracker - Allows the admin to read the source of registration (using Profile) from "utm_source" query parameters and save them into a field called "Source" in the Contact.
  • CiviAppointment - Allows users to create and manage appointments that could be set up on contact page.
  • Resource Management - Manage different resources in CiviCRM - such as staff and volunteers or rooms and materials. It provides an UI to define resources and demands and an algorithm to match them.

View all latest extensions

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