CiviCRM

Setup:
Drupal: 7.14
CiviCRM: 4.1.5

I have created an event and a registration form for attendees. Now I need to create a second registration form for the same event for vendors. I can't do both on the same registration form as there are differences between attendee options and vendor options.

I see I can create a contribution form with a type of "Event Fee" but how will that record the person as being a vendor for this particular event?

Windows permission error.
Getting the following error: and tried
attrib -r default /S /D
and several other ways of removing read only attributes but keep getting this error.

The user account used by your web-server needs to be granted write access to the following directory in order to configure the CiviCRM settings file:
/C:/drupal-7.14/sites/default/files

The user account used by your web-server needs to be granted write access to the following directory in order to configure the CiviCRM settings file:
/C:/drupal-7.14/sites/default

Using Apache, PHP, Mysql

Want to learn about the latest developments in CiviCRM Webform and Views integration?
Want to discuss the differences between developing for CiviCRM and developing for Drupal?
Want to share tools and best practices for managing medium to large CiviCRM + Drupal installations?
Want tips and tricks for customizing CiviCRM and building your own reports?
Want to learn how to integrate CiviCRM with other modules and applications using the API?

If so, there are sessions for you at CiviCon 2012 in Berkeley, CA on April 2nd!

Membership management and other CRM functionality is a common need for the nonprofits and activist organizations that the Open Outreach Drupal distribution aims to serve. With basic organizational website needs now covered in Open Outreach, turning to CRM is a key next step.

But how? CiviCRM integration? Or native Drupal CRM functionality?

We'd love to hear from both CiviCRM users and integrators and those working on native Drupal CRM solutions.

hey guys, belated greetings.

I am also new to drupal and I am testing the waters with Civicrm. i have a challenge and hoping to score some guidance. I am building a community site that want users to do the following on signup

I am a [student] [past student] [volunteer]

if [student or past student]

Join group [list of schools]

if [volunteer]

join group

and then this will update the relevant civicrm fields.

Hoping I didnt ask to much at once.

Hello everybody,

we are trying to implement the 5 motivators of giving, as shared by in the TED Talk of Taylor Conroy - How to Build a School in 3 Hours (worth watching, 19min) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aC02SmuOxYI . The motivators are: Group Mentality, Tangible Outcome, Microgiving, Personal Connection and Recognition. We believe that these are indeed motivators and we want to integrate them in the CiviCRM Personal Campaigns.

Who are we and what we are doing?

Are any of you CRM gurus attending the Oct 14 PNW Summit meeting? I'm surprised to not see any proposed sessions related to CRM development/integration.

I'm involved in CRM integration for churches/nonprofits, initially using CiviCRM but want to hear from the voice of experience and see a comparison of strengths/weaknesses of the upcoming solutions (Red Hen, dropCRM, churches CRM, etc) vs established ones like CiviCRM. As a newcomer to the CRM discussion, I'm looking for a bird's eye view of what's happening.

Any chance of a meetup in Portland? Will CiviCRM have a presence?

I'm looking for views argument handling code that will link a CiviCRM contact to a Drupal node. The idea is that a Civi contact has a profile page (node). The profile page (node) includes blocks that contain views of a corresponding Civi Contact.

For example. An organization by the name of "Cultural Arts Center" has a profile page (a drupal content type) titled "Cultural Arts Center". They also have a Civi Contact with a display name "Cultural Arts Center" . I want their contact info and some custom fields from Civi (ie their mission) to show on their profile page.

At DrupalCon London I intend to get the ball rolling with the first DrupalCRM code. Please have a read at http://tiger-fish.com/blog/drupal-help-bring-drupal-crm-life-drupalcon-l... and get involved!

We've just launched our new website using Drupal 7 and CiviCRM at http://www.woodlandschurch.net/. We'll shortly be rolling out a similar design to our other congregations: http://www.the-community-church.net/ and http://www.highgrove.org.uk/ (These are currently running our older Joomla site)

We're using Views, Media, Domain, Context, Organic Groups and CiviCRM to power the site.