Today I’m back with yet another tutorial using Church Community Builder’s Public Web API Tool. This week’s tutorial will focus on how to retrieve position list and a list of position holders for the respective position list.
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I’m back with another tutorial for your today. Unlike previous CCBTutorials.com tutorials, today’s video tutorial doesn’t use Javascript, PHP or databases of any sort. In fact, today’s tutorial is in a NEW and different format. That’s right! I’m changing up things a bit with today’s tutorial by introducing video tutorials. I’ve received a few emails
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