SAC:Setup CiviCRM - Revision history

Strk at 07:43, 24 April 2025

2025-04-24T07:43:53Z

Tmitchell: add drupal category

2007-09-05T21:20:14Z

add drupal category

Neteler: +Category: Infrastructure

2007-09-05T20:52:06Z

+Category: Infrastructure

Tmitchell: add problem note

2007-09-05T16:59:36Z

add problem note

Tmitchell: /* Enable CiviCRM Module and Blocks */

2007-09-05T16:03:59Z

Enable CiviCRM Module and Blocks

Tmitchell: /* Enable CiviCRM Module and Blocks */ DONE

2007-09-05T16:01:52Z

Enable CiviCRM Module and Blocks: DONE

Tmitchell: starting instructions for membership management app

2007-09-05T15:48:04Z

starting instructions for membership management app

Tmitchell: starting notes

2007-09-05T15:05:04Z

starting notes

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Following instructions from the [http://wiki.civicrm.org/confluence/display/CRMDOC/Install+CiviCRM+1.8+for+Drupal CiviCRM 1.8 install for Drupal]
* unzip tar ball into ~/src/civicrm
== Create Folders for Drupal ==
Create folders with write permissions:
* /var/www/html/files/civicrm/crm_docs/
* /var/www/html/files/civicrm/templates_c/
* /var/www/html/files/civicrm/upload/
cd /var/www/html/files/
sudo mkdir civicrm
sudo mkdir civicrm/crm_docs
sudo mkdir civicrm/templates_c
sudo mkdir civicrm/upload
sudo chown -R apache.apache civicrm

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	[[Category: Infrastructure]]		[[Category: Infrastructure]]
	[[Category: Drupal]]		[[Category: Drupal]]
		+	[[Category:SysAdminProcedure]]

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	[[Category: Infrastructure]]		[[Category: Infrastructure]]
		+	[[Category: Drupal]]

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	* In Drupal admin menu, select Modules and turn on civicrm. Do the same with Blocks. This should be all we need.		* In Drupal admin menu, select Modules and turn on civicrm. Do the same with Blocks. This should be all we need.
	* Set Access Control for CiviCRM in the normal Drupal access control admin menu. For now, admins and project managers can add/edit contacts, etc.		* Set Access Control for CiviCRM in the normal Drupal access control admin menu. For now, admins and project managers can add/edit contacts, etc.
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		+	[[Category: Infrastructure]]

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	CiviCRM is a Drupal Package for managing memberships, donations, etc. The hope is to use it to handle the membership management needs we've had going for a long time - but without having to create a whole bunch of custom content types ourselves.		CiviCRM is a Drupal Package for managing memberships, donations, etc. The hope is to use it to handle the membership management needs we've had going for a long time - but without having to create a whole bunch of custom content types ourselves.
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		+	= Problems =
		+	* CSS isn't perfect in Safari, especially for administration forms, using Firefox is recommended. If this affects public/non-admin pages then we'll have to fix the css somehow

	= Install CiviCRM =		= Install CiviCRM =

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	== Enable CiviCRM Module and Blocks ==		== Enable CiviCRM Module and Blocks ==
−	In Drupal admin menu, select Modules and turn on civicrm. Do the same with Blocks. This should be all we need.	+	* In Drupal admin menu, select Modules and turn on civicrm. Do the same with Blocks. This should be all we need.
		+	* Set Access Control for CiviCRM in the normal Drupal access control admin menu. For now, admins and project managers can add/edit contacts, etc.

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	== Enable CiviCRM Module and Blocks ==		== Enable CiviCRM Module and Blocks ==
		+	In Drupal admin menu, select Modules and turn on civicrm. Do the same with Blocks. This should be all we need.

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 Following instructions from the [http://wiki.civicrm.org/confluence/display/CRMDOC/Install+CiviCRM+1.8+for+Drupal CiviCRM 1.8 install for Drupal]
 * unzip tar ball into ~/src/civicrm
 == Create Folders for Drupal ==
 Create folders with write permissions:
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   sudo mkdir civicrm/upload
   sudo chown -R apache.apache civicrm