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Announcing CiviCRM 5.4 Release
Submitted by dev-team on August 1, 2018 - 09:44RELEASE NOTES:
SPECIAL THANKS:
Upgrade Survey
The following is a brief survey to help us better understand your upgrade needs. Please take a moment and fill it out. If you have any additional information that you want to provide, please do so in the comments section or shoot us an email at info@civicrm.org.
Contact Summary Editor
Submitted by colemanw on June 19, 2018 - 08:21Have you ever wanted to rearrange the contact summary screen? Move the most important information to the top? Remove unnecessary stuff? Create a simplified layout for your volunteers and interns but a more robust layout for your fundraising team? This extension will let you do just that.
Key features include:
CiviRules release 2.0 is available
Submitted by ErikHommel on June 13, 2018 - 05:50CiviRules 2.0 is now available for you all!
We (Jaap Jansma, Klaas Eikelboom and me) are about to complete a little CiviRules sprint of 2 days (funded by CiviCooP). We have fixed quite a few issues, closed some that we thought were not applicable any more, introduced a few new conditions and actions and updated the documentation. And we are about to round it off with the new release CiviRules 2.0 and moving our repository to the CiviCRM GitLab server. We expect to do this tonight or tomorrow morning.
Just added a small extension to allow many invoice addresses for a contact based on relationships
Submitted by ErikHommel on June 8, 2018 - 10:04I have just published the Invoice Address API (https://civicrm.org/extensions/invoice-address-api).
The development of the extension was funded by Domus Medica vzw. They are a membership organization specifically for GP's (general practitioner) in Flanders and Brussels.
Enthusiasm and Community-Building at SF Bay Area CiviCamp 2018
Submitted by neil on June 4, 2018 - 09:00A tapestry of attendee comments…
Sessions
Submitted by guyiac on June 1, 2018 - 08:08One of the advantages of running this event for a second year is that we got to listen to feedback from last year's attendees about what they wanted to see more of. So this year, we have a whopping 15 sessions, 5 tracks, more nuts and bolts sessions, and longer afternoon sessions that are process-based instead of function-based, meaning that they focus on using Civi to complete a full nonprofit work process from start to finish. Plus we are starting and ending the day a little bit earlier to better accomodate travel arrangements.
CiviCamp Calgary 2018 - some impressions and thank you-s
Submitted by KarinG on May 26, 2018 - 12:21CiviCamp Calgary 2018 was held May 22-24 and included:
Using CiviRules for a Petition Journey at Amnesty International Vlaanderen
Submitted by ErikHommel on May 25, 2018 - 06:30At Amnesty International Vlaanderen we are starting a Petition Journey. The aim is to improve the engagement of people that sign a petition for the first time as their first point of contact with Amnesty. We then would like to send them an email with a survey immediately, and then for 5 weeks an email each week. One will be informing with a video link, one will be an invitation to register for an event in the same campaign, one will be to invite them to sign another petition etc.
