Today, I’m back with a simple tutorial that expounds upon on a previous tutorial: Retrieving the total attendance for a specific event using CCB’s API. We’ve successfully mastered retrieving total attendance for a specific event, but what if I have more than one event? Of course, the straightforward answer would be to repeat the same
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Today’s tutorial is courtesy of Dave Mackey. If you’re wondering who Dave Mackey is, he’s the owner and operator of DaveMackey.net, CCBUserGroup.com, and few CCB Plugins. You’ve likely also run across Dave leaving comments on CCB tutorials. Nevertheless, Dave Mackey asked the following question to CCB Tribe members:
As I was cleaning up my inbox a few days ago, I stumbled across an email from a CCB Tribe member. In this email, the person questioned how to go about establishing a list of campuses via the CCB API. So, you guessed it! Yes, today’s tutorial is about using the CCB API to retrieve
The last type I wrote a tutorial in regards to using a web-based survey platform, it was how to access Wufoo form data. In that tutorial, I said “Before we know it, Thanksgiving and Christmas will be here and it’ll be the end of the year.” Well, Thanksgiving down, and Christmas and the end of
I’m back this week with a follow up tutorial to last week’s tutorial about using CCB’s Lookup Table Services. As one’s church grows, so does the needs of the church. From staff to attendees and members, it can be a challenge to make sense of everyone’s gifting, abilities, passions and personality styles. Today’s tutorial focuses