I am new to CiviCRM and need to create a fundraising page. I am using CiviCRM with Drupal7. As per my limited knowledge of CiviCRM, Individual users can create their Personal Campaign Pages to support different Events. But is it possible for users to create an entirely independent Fundraising page that allows them to fundraise for a particular cause and collect donations? Something like "START YOUR CAMPAIGN" tab on http://my.charitywater.org website. if Yes, How is that done?
Any Help Much Appreciated!
Thanks in Advance!
One solution is to create a "normal" contribution page that is the cause you want to collect money for, and enable the personal campaign pages on it.
You can make this "root" contribution page as generic and abstract as you want and let your supporters create their fundraising pages how they want it.
Not really. You probably want them to be able to create a full Contribution page for that. If you are offering this to front end users you probably want to make a custom interface for it using Drupal and automatically create the contribution page in the background using the API etc. Other people have done this type of thing in the past but I not sure if any that work is public. I suggest you ask on the CiviCRM forums.
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I am trying to wrap my head around Microsoft Cloud for Sustainability. Apparently it's a solution based on Microsoft Dynamics. I need to have more back-end to that solution, because as it is right now I'm either lacking permissions (or extra paid access to Microsoft resources) or missing a chunk of documentation, because I'm unable to:
Change default language across the board - I can switch MS Dynamics to any language I want, but it will work for a shell only. Anything that's CfS specific, is in English. Do I remove the demo data and import my own scopes and data? As only thing available are database and Cube for BI analytics and JSON files describing CfS structure in general (that's in CDM), do I really have to create it from scratch? This brings me to second question:
Access entry-level data that's already in demo version - I need to see what's in the database the CfS is using, or be able to modify it. Is there any way to get to it via Business Central, if at all possible?
Since I will be preparing several presentations for potential customers, I need a way to quickly create a dataset based on initial and very basic information provided by each customer, how can I do that with trial user
I work for a company that's Microsoft Certified Partner, so logically resources for what I need should be available to me, but either links in the documentation are dead (and some are, as they redirect to general info) or require some special access level (or are dead, but error message is really not helpful at all).
Is there somewhere else I can go? The Documentation page offers little towards what I need...
P.S. I think I should tag this question with CfS specific tags, but not enough rep...
I need to write an API which would provide access to data being served as HTML documents from a web server. I need for my users to be able to perform queries over the data.
Say on a web site there is a page which lists items and their owners. Then there is additional set of profile pages for owners which for each owner provide information about their reputation. An example query I may need to answer is "Give me ID's and owners of all items submitted in 2013 whose owners have reputation of at least 10".
Given a query to answer, I need to be able to screen scrape only the parts of the web site I need for answering the query at hand. And ideally cache the obtained information for future use with new queries.
I have no problem writing the screen scraping part, but I am struggling with designing the storage/query/cache part. Is there something about Clojure/Datomic that makes it an especially suitable technology choice for this kind of processing of data? I have been pointed in this direction before.
It seems a nice challenge but not sure about a few things: a) would you like to expose to your users a Datalog query box and so make them learn datalog-like syntax? b) what exact kind of results do you wish to cache, raw DB responses, html fomatted text, json ?
Anyway I suggest you to install and play a little bit with the Datomic console to get a grasp if you didn't before as it seems to me the more close idea to what you want to achieve atm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyuBnl0XQ6s http://blog.datomic.com/2013/10/datomic-console.html
For the API I suggest you to use http://clojure-liberator.github.io/liberator/ as it provides sane defaults to implement REST services and let you focus on your app behaviour
I need to create a form, which on submission, filters search results based on certain keywords.
The keywords I'm working with a year, make, model (it's a car part site). If I use Amazon's webstore search function. Make and Model are parameters that are able to be used because most of the products have make and model in the product name, which isn't really the most efficient to say the least.
I need to be able to query the product database, but it's just not how Amazon Webstore, I assume.
Does anybody have an example of this that I can look at? Does anyone develop custom templates in Amazon Webstore so I can ask questions?
Start at the Amazon Webstore Forum with dedicated staff, documentation and help folks, and more solutions.
I'm trying to configure a wiki to allow a two staged approval process. The basic work flow requires something like:
A group of users submits a short form
After admin approval, a larger form becomes available to the group
The group submits the larger form
After admin approval, the page (filled by the form) becomes public
I've been looking at TikiWiki and MediaWiki for a while trying to configure each to get even close to this model, but I'm having some problems.
With TikiWiki, it seems like the approval stage should be a transition, either changing the group permissions to allow access to a new tracker or changing the form category to close one form and open the other, but I haven't been able to nail down the permissions for that configuration.
With MediaWiki, the main problem seems to be that the back-end was not made to have complex permissions. I've been using SMWHalo along with SemanticForms to construct this, but I can't find anything like Tikiwiki's transitions for changing the permissions for either the group or the form automatically.
I'm a bit new to Wiki development and I know that there are a lot of options for wiki frameworks, so I'm asking for suggestions for a good work flow for this product. My goal is to only start actually touching the framework code to make the final adjustments and not to start off modifying an already well developed code base.
You should really ask yourself why you want this and why you want this in a wiki.
A Wiki's main advantage is being quick and easy and thus encouraging to the user. Adding approval stages will discourage users to participate. The hardest part in any wiki is not preventing vandalism or false information. The hardest part is to encourage participation.
If you really need a difficult approval workflow you might want to look at CMS systems. AFAIK typo3 has something like this built in.
If really you want to go with a wiki and an approval process, for DokuWiki you could have a look a the publish plugin: http://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:publish
The FlaggedRevs extension to MediaWiki adds a basic permissions workflow:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:FlaggedRevs
However, it's geared more at controlling changes to existing pages, not adding entirely new ones. You could set it up to create new pages as drafts and defaulting the public view to show only approved versions, but it sounds like you want to hide unapproved versions entirely, which would require some extra hacking (and, as Andreas says, kind of defeats the point of a wiki in the first place).
I am working for a health foundation. We are creating a great app to track everything related to nutrition, activity, milestones, etc. For the profile section, we need to add a list of all religions. Is there an API on the web to retrieve such a list?
It doesn't appear that anything like this exists. ProgrammableWeb has catalogued virtually every usable API.
An API would be too much to have. I suggest hardcode the major religions in this list from wikipedia. (I don't think religions are created often enough to need an API :)
This is the closest that I've found so far. Not exactly a web service but it'll do nicely for some easy copy and paste work, or parsing if you're really dedicated.