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CiviCRM Cookbook

You're reading from   CiviCRM Cookbook Improve your CiviCRM capabilities with this clever cookbook. Packed with recipes and screenshots, it's the natural way to dig deeper into the software and achieve more for your nonprofit or civic sector organization.

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2013
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781782160441
Length 236 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Setting Up CiviCRM 2. Organizing Data Efficiently FREE CHAPTER 3. Using the Power of Profiles 4. Controlling Permissions 5. Managing Communications 6. Searching and Reporting 7. Integrating CiviCRM with Drupal 8. Managing Events Effectively 9. Using Campaigns, Surveys, and Petitions Effectively 10. Working with CiviMember 11. Developing for CiviCRM Index

Using a shopping cart and Drupal views for event registration

CiviCRM 4.2 includes a shopping cart system for event registration. This can be combined with a Drupal view of events to provide a quick and convenient event registration page.

How to do it…

We will create a list of available CiviCRM events in a Drupal view. None of the events should include any special profile or custom field requirements. We will then add shopping cart links in the view.

  1. Navigate to Administer | CiviEvent | CiviEvent component settings and tick the Use Shopping Cart Style Event Registrations checkbox.
  2. Create a page view of CiviCRM events in Drupal views.
  3. Add a filter to show only future events.
  4. Sort the list in date order.
  5. Add field values for Event Title, Event Date, and Event ID.
  6. Set Format to Table.
  7. We can rewrite the Event ID field in the Drupal view to provide us with add/remove links to the event shopping cart:
    How to do it…
  8. Save the view and test it.

How it works…

The view will now look something like this. When...

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