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Adding a Drupal page as a Tab to the CiviCRM Contacts page.

Posted by gordon on Thu, 22/06/2006 - 12:18pm

Over the last month or so I have doing a project which involved installing CiviCRM for my clients contact managements needs. So because of this I have been crawling around CiviCRM quite a bit.

One of my clients requirements to a membership system which is linked to both CiviCRM and Drupals E-Commerce, and gives access to the parts of the system, and some other items such as books, and resources.

I developed this membership system in Drupal, and used the CiviCRM API to update contacts. But when enquiring on contacts the problem was getting easy access to the membership information and history. The obvious answer was to add a tab to the contacts page for the membership information.

The problem with this is that the membership system was developed in Drupal, and not in CiviCRM, so adding the tab, and making the tab look like a CiviCRM page was going to be a challenge.


Adding a Drupal page as a Tab to the CiviCRM Contacts page.

Posted by gordon on Thu, 22/06/2006 - 12:18pm

Over the last month or so I have doing a project which involved installing CiviCRM for my clients contact managements needs. So because of this I have been crawling around CiviCRM quite a bit.

One of my clients requirements to a membership system which is linked to both CiviCRM and Drupals E-Commerce, and gives access to the parts of the system, and some other items such as books, and resources.

I developed this membership system in Drupal, and used the CiviCRM API to update contacts. But when enquiring on contacts the problem was getting easy access to the membership information and history. The obvious answer was to add a tab to the contacts page for the membership information.

The problem with this is that the membership system was developed in Drupal, and not in CiviCRM, so adding the tab, and making the tab look like a CiviCRM page was going to be a challenge.