It’s another week and opportunity to complete yet another tutorial showing you how to easily simplify using CCB’s API to access, modify and integrated your church’s data. Last week, our tutorial focused on how to use PHP to parse an XML file created by a REST client using the CCB API. This week, we’ll continue
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Welcome back to this week’s tutorial. My hope for you is that these tutorials have saved you and your church time while increasing operational productivity beyond measure. Although it’s a labor of love, I truly enjoy helping churches bridge their technical gaps. Speaking of technical gaps, the technical gap we’ll focus on bridging today is
We’re back with another tutorial this week. Last week, you learned how to create a group using the CCB API service create_group. And although I had another tutorial due to post this week, I had a few questions raised about the CCB API service to update a group’s data. So in this week’s tutorial, I’ll
Welcome back to this week’s CCB API tutorial. Picking up from where we ended last week’s tutorial, today’s tutorial works to extend last week’s tutorial that displayed Group Areas, Meeting Days and Meeting Times Values as drop down menus. Specifically, I’m sharing with you today how to create your very own custom group search display
We’re back with another Church Community Builder (CCB) tutorial to further your CCB API knowledge and usage one step further. This week, we’ll review the previous tutorial that focused on how to retrieve a full list of process managers and their total number of processes managed (see image below). We’ll resume working to expound upon