Keying off of the work we did previously with EGA, we saw an opportunity to improve on grants management in CiviCRM by using VBO to flag grants.

If you're running a Drupal/CiviCRM site where members have Drupal user accounts, you may find yourself in a situation where you want to expose CiviCRM data on a Drupal user page. We like to use this technique when we've pushed all of the member information into the CiviCRM contact, so the only thing specific about the member on the Drupal side is their username and role.

As part of an ongoing project with Environmental Grantmakers Assocation (EGA), which involves moving them off of a series of disparate databases to Drupal/CiviCRM, we developed a solution that allows them to track grants from a 3rd party perspective.

Webform is a fantastic Drupal module that allows an end-user to easily build custom forms; things like polls, surveys and registration forms. There are numerous related projects including one recent addition that provides integration with CiviCRM.

Profiles can be used to collect and expose data from CiviCRM. One common scenario is to display a membership directory. Recently, one of our clients wanted to use several different profiles to present different aspects of their membership directory based on groups, tags and a few custom fields.

We never had a reason to know how easy it is to add a login block until recently. Sure, we enable the default User login block and tell it to appear wherever, but what if you want the title to appear differently depending on the path?