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Author Topic: Exposing reports to the Joomla front-end?  (Read 484 times)

spalmstr

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Exposing reports to the Joomla front-end?
September 25, 2013, 10:54:06 am
Are there any plans to support exposing CiviCRM reports to the user front end?  It would be useful to be able to let front-end users see certain reports without having an additional logon into the back end.

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Re: Exposing reports to the Joomla front-end?
September 25, 2013, 11:21:28 am

Currently no.

This might be a good project to attach to making civicrm work better with joomla! 3.x (for which we are still seeking code contributions and/or sponsorships)

lobo
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