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Where can I find custom data in CiviCRM?
Groups and tags look similar in CiviCRM’s database. A list of objects that can be extended with custom data can be found at: http://d45.demo.civicrm.org/civicrm/admin/custom/group?action=add&reset=1 [ log in with ID demo, password demo] then click on the ‘Used for’ drop down to see the full list.
Where to find the CiviCRM fatal error log?
If you receive a CiviCRM fatal error, you can find a more detailed error in one of two ways. CiviCRM fatal errors are characterized by a yellow background: If you have direct access to the files on your server, the CiviCRM log can be found in the ConfigAndLog directory. Directions to find the ConfigAndLog directory can be found here.
What should I know about the data architecture of CiviCRM?
This page is an introduction to CiviCRM’s data architecture. This should be useful for users and implementors that want to better understand the different CivICRM objects and tables and how they are related, and how they are stored in the database.
Where do I find stack trace in CiviCRM?
Stack Trace – To display stack trace at the top of the page when an error occurs, set Enable Backtrace from Administer » System Settings » Debugging and Error Handling. This error occurs when your database has lost a MySQL function definition for civicrm_strip_non_numeric.
Where are the common objects stored in CiviCRM?
Most of the common objects in CivICRM (like contacts, activities, memberships, relationships, groups), are stored in the database as one or more tables. Most of the tables that represent common CRM objects (like contacts, activities, relationships), etc. can be segmented into different types. Most objects can be extended by adding custom data.
What kind of Cms do I need for CiviCRM?
A CMS, or Content Management System, is a type of application which controls and manages the content of a website. CiviCRM must be installed within one of these compatible CMS platforms. See the page on choosing a CMS for more information about the advantages and disadvantages of each compatible CMS platform.
How to set value of civicrm.files in PHP?
You can specifically set the value of [civicrm.files] in civicrm.settings.php with code like this: If you don’t set the value, then Civi will try to find it automatically, but this doesn’t work in all configurations. (For example, if your directory structure uses symlinks, it may not resolve correctly.)
Which is the main site for promoting CiviCRM?
As many of you know, the civicrm.org is both the main site for promoting CiviCRM, and also where we blog, list extensions, promote partners and contributors, list the events organized by the community, showcase case studies, jobs offers, and provide many more features.