I did this to help out on the CiviCRM Forum.
It should show the logged in user any events they are registered for.
The ingredients for the view recipe are (in short)
This extension uses the cssin library (https://github.com/djfm/cssin) to convert style sheet links to inline css. This is important for content that is going to a gmail account to render correctly. Also, it makes it easier to see the same thing in your browser as the final email
For example
<link href="http://drugfreepa.org/wp-content/themes/dfpa-minimum-pro/style.css?ver=3.0" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
<div class="mission-statement">lots of stuff</div>
Gets converted to
This extension supports CiviXero but has been written so that it could also support different accounting synchronisations in the hope it will encourage greater collaboration. It is a dependency of CiviXero
It provides
Extended report framework including priceset reports
This extension facilitates uploading CSVs via the CiviCRM import interface. Useful for bulk uploading events or campaigns etc.
The civicrm api entity is currently a free-text field which can be set to, for example, Event or Campaign. (Note that for entities like Contribution Pages you need to use API names - either ContributionPage or contribution_page). The same permissions apply as for any api create call.
To use you need to go to civicrm/csvimporter/import - no navigation items are added by default but you can add them. More notes are in the README.
This extensions makes the permission flag on a contact's relationship work as a true ACL. In core CiviCRM that flag only allows the user to see the contact's dashboard. However, in many cases it is a useful mechanism to give people permission to view contact records and search for contacts.
When a customer buys something from the Ubercart store, this module:
This is a sandbox project, which contains experimental code for developer use only.
The most up-to-date code is at github
This is a migrate add on module for CiviCRM - see http://fuzion.co.nz/content/migrate-2-civicrm-api-3-civimigrate
A module that provides CiviCRM entities (contacts, addresses, phones) as Drupal entities, to allow rules integration, entity references, node to civi-views etc.
