I understand you refer to "timesheet interval logging". "Time zone" would be New York vs. Berlin vs. Delhi :-)
Yes, there is a package intranet-timesheet2-interval that implements that. Just search on www.project-open.com for "cvs checkout" for "downloading" the pacakge and install via /acs-admin/apm/
The package used to work at one customer, but it's not officially part of the product, so there is no guarantees related to it. Test first on a development server.
Sorry, this is open-source free support not a personalized contract. You will need to be able to read the documentation and to perform a "cvs checkout". Otherwise please ask for help within your organization from somebody familiar with system administration and Linux.
Bests
Frank
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Hi Frank,
Is it necessary to uninstall previously the package intranet-timesheet2?
I've installed intranet-timesheet2-interval in my test environment but the page intranet-timesheet2/hours/index continue being the same, that is, only the possibility to insert the number of hours per project but not the interval.
Thanks
JAC
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No, the intranet-timesheet2-interval package requires the intranet-timesheet2 package. It 's an add-on.
It's basically a different way to enter hours. But at the end (and in order to maintain compatibility with all the other parts of ]po[ that use timesheet information), the entered hours are stored in aggregated form into the same im_hours table.
The portlet for logging hours should appear on the project's page or the home page, I don't remember...
Cheers
Frank
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As you can see I already have the package installed
But the only thing I can see related to this addon is this portlet (once I open a project, not in the home page)
The program doesn’t detect tasks associated to the project (and as you can see there are 2 tasks created) and the timesheet interval portlet options are always disabled and I’m searching in the system how to activate it but I can’t find the solution.
Hi,
Is it possible to register the hours per day using a time zone?
For example JUN 16 2020
8: 10 - meeting
10:12 - project1 tasks
13:14 - lunch
14:16 - project2 task
16:17 - email
The timesheet only allows to report hours but not report these hours by timezone
Thanks
JAC
Hi,
I understand you refer to "timesheet interval logging". "Time zone" would be New York vs. Berlin vs. Delhi :-)
Yes, there is a package intranet-timesheet2-interval that implements that. Just search on www.project-open.com for "cvs checkout" for "downloading" the pacakge and install via /acs-admin/apm/
The package used to work at one customer, but it's not officially part of the product, so there is no guarantees related to it. Test first on a development server.
If this should work for you, would you please work with us to publish a Success Story?
http://www.project-open.com/en/howto-success-story
Giving back is good Karma :-)
Cheers
Frank
Sorry but I can't find the package, could you please send me a link?
Thank you
JAC
cvs checkout intranet-timesheet2-interval
As written above, please search for "cvs checkout" on www.project-open.com for more information.
Frank
Sorry I think that I explained my need too bad.
Really I wnated to know if it is possible to register intervals of hours for tasks
In my example it should be:
From 8 to 10 - meeting
From 10 to 12 - project1 tasks
From 13 to14 - lunch
From 14 to16 - project2 task
From 16 to 17 - email
the program allows the number of hours reported to a task but not when were used those hours
meeting 2h : current version
meeting 8 to 10 : ¿? --> this is what I need
I dont' want to register 2 hours for a task i want to register the interval of hours when I made the task
pd. sorry for my poor English
Hi JAC,
Yes, this is exactly what the packages does.
Sorry, this is open-source free support not a personalized contract. You will need to be able to read the documentation and to perform a "cvs checkout". Otherwise please ask for help within your organization from somebody familiar with system administration and Linux.
Bests
Frank
Hi Frank,
Is it necessary to uninstall previously the package intranet-timesheet2?
I've installed intranet-timesheet2-interval in my test environment but the page intranet-timesheet2/hours/index continue being the same, that is, only the possibility to insert the number of hours per project but not the interval.
Thanks
JAC
Hi,
No, the intranet-timesheet2-interval package requires the intranet-timesheet2 package. It 's an add-on.
It's basically a different way to enter hours. But at the end (and in order to maintain compatibility with all the other parts of ]po[ that use timesheet information), the entered hours are stored in aggregated form into the same im_hours table.
The portlet for logging hours should appear on the project's page or the home page, I don't remember...
Cheers
Frank
Hi, I only got this portlet (attached) but all the buttons are disabled :(
Regards,
JAC
Could it be that you created the test task in the GANTT Editor above but did not save it? (See DISC icon). Have u tried to refresh the page?
no, that's not the problem.
Both are independent portlets.
As you can see I already have the package installed
But the only thing I can see related to this addon is this portlet (once I open a project, not in the home page)
The program doesn’t detect tasks associated to the project (and as you can see there are 2 tasks created) and the timesheet interval portlet options are always disabled and I’m searching in the system how to activate it but I can’t find the solution.
Does anybody have this addon working?