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We have a project about to begin where people are being asked to contribute a set amount ($35) to a child in a foreign country on an ongoing basis. We want to allow people to use the online giving feature for this, but want to be able to automatically populate the donation amount field.
Does anyone know if this is a ...
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Nick:
Object Reference errors are the most elusive / irritating - because you cannot discern much from the error other than there is a missing ''something.''
If your xml works via Portal, have a look at the following post. It details some changes we are making with Data Exchange. The Portal interface is currently consuming the ...
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I could use some input regarding Facebook and IPhone. Is anyone currently using either one with the API integration? If so, can you help me to get started? I am not a developer and the language is way above my head but I can follow instructions and copy and paste. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. It ...
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George:You are correct, the nature of an API is to act as a tool to build applications on. By itself without anything actively consuming it, it will lay dormant. Code must be written. The only thing you can use from the REST API without code is the built-in documentation.
With that, you can have batch processes or jobs that can ...
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OK - there has been some confusion within our church on exactly what this API will and will not do - the non-technical staff and leaders think that this will be the end of needing ANY custom code to interface with F1 data. As an example an option was brought up to move from an in-house MS Exchange server solution to a hosted Google Mail option ...
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A year has passed since we announced the thoughts behind having a new
API for the community. We spent a lot of time engaging you, crafting
code, building applications, and working on solidifying what turned out
to be a retro-revolution... read more at our our new developer community site.
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An open, standards-based, API
Fellowship Technologies has released a new application programming interface (API) that will allow churches and business partners to easily extend the power of the Fellowship One church management software. The new Fellowship One API is built upon REST application architecture principles and is open for use by ...
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NOTE: THIS UPDATE ONLY CONCERNS THE FELLOWSHIP ONE RESTFUL API BETA OAUTH IMPLEMENTATIONYesterday a minor security threat was discovered in the OAuth protocol.The OAuth community is aggressively working on the issue and have released an advisory update on this on 4.23.2009 at 12:00 am PST. We have been in contact with them on the details of this ...
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Does anyone else have any fun codes that they have written for ways
to integrate F1 with their church website? We were under the
impression that this would be easier to integrate and hoping that with
the new API coming out that we wouldn't have to put a lot of hours and
man power into creating something from scratch... Anyone have any ...
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Fellowship One Developer Track
We are excited to announce a special one day developer track specifically for developer and it is just $149. The sessions will be led by Fellowship Technologies’ product development team. They will demonstrate several different ministry applications based on the new Fellowship One RESTful API. Code demonstrations ...
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With the up coming Fellowship One RESTful API we wanted to take the some time and look back on our other two APIs and reflect on what we intended them to be and what they actually became. We looked at the their interfaces, authentication, resources, versioning, protocols, logging mechanisms, ''debuggability'', etc... What we found out ...
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Things are coming along nicely, you can track the progress several ways:
On Twitter, follow @f1dev, @nickfloyd, and @f1ace
On blogs, check out http://www.nicholasfloyd.com
And lastly, be sure to email api@fellowshiptech.com to be considered for a private beta we wil open up soon.
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I wish I could tell you it was ready to release, but we aren't quite there yet. We are actively working on it and plan to accelerate our efforts as we head into our conference in May.In fact, we are hiring right now for two development positions so we can increase our development velocity and spend more time on the RESTful API. (If you know of any ...
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1) Does anyone know a work-around or a hack to simply make an existing account weblink enabled.Yes, you can use our application program interface called Data Exchange to mass export all your adult (14 yrs. and up) member records. Then you will create user name, password, and optionally challenge question for each individual record. It's required ...
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Will you posting session materials (videos, PPT, pdfs etc.) from this years conference? I was not able to attend but really would like to see what was talked about concerning the REST api.
Thanks
Mark
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In case you haven't noticed there are two new tabs on the Experience.FellowshipOne.com site. To access these new features you need to be logged in with your Fellowship One username, password, and churchcode.
The first new tab is labeled DEVELOPERS. On this tab you will find some exciting news about our new RESTful API which is under development. ...
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The Development team here @ Fellowship Technologies wants to meet you @ Dynamic Church 08. We want get to know the men and women behind the screens. We've planned a few things so that we can connect with you and talk shop as well as get together for some fun time - why waste time sleeping.
Developers and non developers are ...
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Chris:
Currently the ''or'' operator is not available in the DataExchange Query syntax. The more advanced queries can be done via ''Query Builder'' in portal.
DataExchange is somewhat procedural (true to RPC) so it focuses more on filtering down (AND) instead of filtering out (OR).
On a side note, if you're ...
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I called the GetIndividualCollection method and searched by last name. For most queries it seems to work fine, but it failed when I did one search. After inspecting the output, the XML you're sending back is invalid: <middleName> ...
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Have a look @ this post. It will provide you with an array of downloadable code libraries. The most common mechanism is to call DataExchange using the GetIndividual 2.0, passing in the weblink userID and Password (see the code samples for more details). DataExchange will either pass back an individual or will pass back a message ...
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