PHP Timeclock 0.9.1 released

PHP Timeclock Changelog

0.9.1 10/26/04
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--- Added the option to use passwords for submitting an employee's status.
The php crypt() function is used for this. Unfortunately, doing it this way forces
you to add users with passwords and/or change passwords using ONLY this app or some
other php script using the crypt() function. Adding passwords directly into the
mysql database will not work. This option is set in config.inc.php with the
$use_passwd variable.
--- Added a field named 'employee_password' to the employees table. If "none" is chosen
for $use_passwd in config.inc.php, then this field is ignored.
--- Added a password blank in leftmain.php if $use_passwd = "yes" in config.inc.php.
--- Added a Timeclock Administration section which contains scripts to add/delete users
and to change users' passwords. This section is password protected.
--- Added an admin username and password for the Timeclock Administration section. These
variables are set in config.inc.php with the $admin_username and $admin_password
variables.
--- Added the option to change the width of leftmain.php (the section where you sign-in).
This is added only to make the width easier to change, in case you have a few
usernames that are so long that they're wider than the current setting.
This option is set in config.inc.php with the $left_side_width variable.
--- Removed the $index variable in config.inc.php. This was a variable for your index
page. It provided no extra functionality unless you wanted to have a different
index page.
--- Changed the default example links for the $links variable in config.inc.php to
all point to slashdot.org. They were pointing to http://111/, http://222/, up to
http://666/.
--- Combined daterptinfo.php and daterpt.php into one page, did the same for employeerpt.php
and employeerptinfo.php, currmonthrpt.php and currmonthrptinfo.php, todayrpt.php and
todayrptinfo.php, current_status.php and timeclock.php.
--- Removed alink and avisited classes from default.css, as they were not being used
anywhere in the code anyway.
--- Rewrote the code so it wouldn't matter if register_globals or magic_quotes_gpc are
enabled/disabled in your php.ini.