The scenario here is, for example, you are calling your Contacts and recording data via webform using webform_civicrm, and you are using a View to get your list of contacts.
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The scenario here is, for example, you are calling your Contacts and recording data via webform using webform_civicrm, and you are using a View to get your list of contacts.
We did this a while back, and a question on StackExchange meant it was worth sharing.
We did this a while back, and a question on StackExchange meant it was worth sharing.
We did this a while back, and a question on StackExchange meant it was worth sharing.
We did this a while back, and a question on StackExchange meant it was worth sharing.
A StackExchange question asked how to provide a link to whatever was the latest newsletter. Seemed like a good fit for a View so tried one out. Here is the file. if it helps, let us know.
I spotted this on StackExchange and Link was okay with me adding this to the repository here. Link's issue was that he had a bunch of Organization contacts with "Work" addresses that he needed to change to "Main" addresses.
I spotted this on StackExchange and Link was okay with me adding this to the repository here. Link's issue was that he had a bunch of Organization contacts with "Work" addresses that he needed to change to "Main" addresses.
If you have the CiviCRM Entities module (2.x version) and the Calendar module then in Views you should find that you can use "Add from template" and there is a template for Civi Event.
Previous to the 2.x version of Entities the View needed hand crafting and there is an example attached.
If you have the CiviCRM Entities module (2.x version) and the Calendar module then in Views you should find that you can use "Add from template" and there is a template for Civi Event.
Previous to the 2.x version of Entities the View needed hand crafting and there is an example attached.
If you have the CiviCRM Entities module (2.x version) and the Calendar module then in Views you should find that you can use "Add from template" and there is a template for Civi Event.
Previous to the 2.x version of Entities the View needed hand crafting and there is an example attached.
If you have the CiviCRM Entities module (2.x version) and the Calendar module then in Views you should find that you can use "Add from template" and there is a template for Civi Event.
Previous to the 2.x version of Entities the View needed hand crafting and there is an example attached.
A request on StackExchange seemed like a good candidate for a View using Aggregation that would give a count of how many Memberships had changed from eg Grace to Expired in a particular period, and by Membership Type.
Note that you may need to login or Masquerade as user/1 to get access to the Import View interface at admin/structure/views/import.
A request on StackExchange seemed like a good candidate for a View using Aggregation that would give a count of how many Memberships had changed from eg Grace to Expired in a particular period, and by Membership Type.
Note that you may need to login or Masquerade as user/1 to get access to the Import View interface at admin/structure/views/import.
A request on StackExchange seemed like a good candidate for a View using Aggregation that would give a count of how many Memberships had changed from eg Grace to Expired in a particular period, and by Membership Type.
Note that you may need to login or Masquerade as user/1 to get access to the Import View interface at admin/structure/views/import.