Last week, I showed you how to create a Queue overdue list of persons report. This week, we’re going to work with the same tutorial, yet extend upon the base functionality you developed thus far. As with any tutorial we extend upon, I’m not going to cover the nitty-gritty details of the previous tutorial. You’ll
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I’m back with a doozy of a tutorial today based upon using Church Community Builder’s (CCB) API to create an overdue persons report. In short, CCB innately provides notifications when individuals are placed in a queue and their due date expires without the queue manager taking action. For example, our church has a number of
Today’s tutorial is quite simple in nature (so says he writing the tutorial). 🙂 From time to time, I’ve encounter a question about how to create a customized list of CCB calendar events. There are a number of ways to achieve listing your church’s calendar of events on your website. You are able to use
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Using the CCB API to add individuals to queues and more…
I happened to check my email folder containing The Village’s emails, and found an email where someone was in need of a mass addition to process queues using the CCB API. Of course, you know this made me perk up a bit. I opened the email to find the need addressed as follows: In our
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Automating the use of Processes, Queues, and Attendance Reporting
Geez, just re-reading the title makes me (and probably you too!) cringe at the thought of using the Church Community Builder API to automate processes, queues and attendance reporting into a repeatable dynamic action. That’s a thought and mouthful to repeat. Well, it’s been a fast moving week for me, and I’ve been a bit slow