From: Tony G. <Get...@ka...> - 2002-06-03 13:41:06
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Hi there, We've been using phphelpdesk for almost a year now and it's working out = great. I've made very few and minor changes specific to our environment, = mainly because I don't want to deviate from the main project in case a new = release comes out.=20 One of the areas I think is lacking is that of reports. So, my employer = commissioned an open source software developer to create a reporting = engine. From the beginning, I've made it clear to my employer and the = developer that we might just want to release this to the phphelpdesk = project as open source. My employer said go for it, and the developer was = already on board with the idea. The reporting engine consists of two files: a config file and the actual = reports.php. It's been written to use at least the security cookie from = phphelpdesk and has a lot of the look and feel. I intentionally haven't = had it integrated into phphelpdesk to make it accessible from the menus, = waiting rather to see if the folks on this project are even interested. = Some of the verbage is specific to our environment, but it's all open so = that could be made generic within the scope of the project overall. I'm not sure who the project leader is, though I tried email who I = percieved to be the leader at the sourceforge address. Maybe that message = never got through, so I figured I would send this to the list. Apologies = in advance if I didn't follow protocol for submitting something like this. = :) If it turns out that this is not valuable to the phphelpdesk project, = that's OK. I just wanted to toss it out there for consideration. It may be = that this can be it's own project.=20 I can make the code available for download if there is interest. Thanks! ----- Please "Reply All" if this is KPS Technology Services related email Tony Gettig Network Administrator Kalamazoo Public Schools 616-337-0283 http://www.kalamazoopublicschools.com |