Hi, Andrew, I was thinking recently, what could be a good improvement for our project/task management routine and realized that there is one, that would be a game changer. I'm talking about recurring tasks. Would it be possible to improve WebCollab to create a recurring task that could be repeated every so many days/weeks/months/years and with an option to set the maximum amount if recurrences or final date. I guess, this would have to be plugged into cron, but I assume even now some of the WebCollab...
Hi, Andrew, I had this come up at my workplace again. I noticed another point. If we have this situation: Project (no user group assigned) - Task (user group: Clinical) When no user group is selected, there is a short comment displayed: "This project/task is not part of a usergroup and is accessible by all users." That would mean there is no restrictions for any user to see the project. But for some reason, a member of Clinical user group would see the task in his own calendar although project is...
Hi, Andrew, today I found an interesting case. Let's say there is a structure: Project > Task > Subtask Project does not have any User Group assigned, but Task and Subtask have specific User Group assigned to Clinical. I'm trying to see tasks of another user. Both of us are members of Clinical User Group. In this case, being a member of a User Group Clinical, I could see Task and Subtask under ToDo list for another user, but Subtask would not be visible on the Calendar, when I would switch to see...
Hi, Andrew, today I found an interesting case. Lets say there is a structure: Project > Task > Subtask Project does not have any User Group assigned, but Task and Subtask have specific User Group assigned to Clinical. I'm trying to see tasks of another user. Both of us are members of Clinical User Group. In this case, being a member of a User Group Clinical, I could see Task and Subtask under ToDo list for another user, but Subtask would not be visible on the Calendar, when I would switch to see...
Hi, Andrew, I improved the code in my recent comments, so please check the forum version, not the one that is sent via email. Thank you!
Hi, Andrew, thank you for the new release! I have several suggestions: It would be good to add a CSS class selector for the calendar icon bullet_add.png and also state icons, eg. "Done/New". This way you can hide them via print.css when printing the calendar. And overall, for some reason the bullet_add icon does nothing when I tested - do we need it? It would be good to restructure calendar entry. Currently whole entry falls under tooltip CSS class, but in reality there are 2 parts: visible calendar...
To enable printing styles we need to change head: <link href="css/default.css" type="text/css" rel="StyleSheet"> <link href="css/calendar.css" type="text/css" rel="StyleSheet"> <link media="print" href="css/print.css" rel="stylesheet"> This way printing styles will be added in addition to main stytles, ref: https://www.sitepoint.com/css-printer-friendly-pages/ Thank you!
Hi, Andrew, thank you for the new release! I have several suggestions: It would be good to add a CSS class selector for the calendar icon bullet_add.png and also state icons, eg. "Done/New". This way you can hide them via print.css when printing the calendar. And overall, for some reason the bullet_add icon does nothing when I tested - do we need it? It would be good to restructure calendar entry. Currently whole entry falls under tooltip CSS class, but in reality there are 2 parts: visible calendar...
Hi, Andrew, thank you for the new release! I have several suggestions: It would be good to add a CSS class selector for the calendar icon bullet_add.png and also state icons, eg. "Done/New". This way you can hide them via print.css when printing the calendar. And overall, for some reason the bullet_add icon does nothing when I tested - do we need it? It would be good to restructure calendar entry. Currently whole entry falls under tooltip CSS class, but in reality there are 2 parts: visible calendar...
Hi, Andrew, thank you for the new release! I have several suggestions: It would be good to add a CSS class selector for the calendar icon bullet_add.png and also state icons, eg. "Done/New". This way you can hide them via print.css when printing the calendar. And overall, for some reason the bullet_add icon does nothing when I tested - do we need it? It would be good to restructure calendar entry. Currently whole entry falls under tooltip CSS class, but in reality there are 2 parts: visible calendar...
Hi, Andrew, thank you for the new release! I have several suggestions: It would be good to add a CSS class selector for the calendar icon bullet_add.png and also state icons, eg. "Done/New". This way you can hide them via print.css when printing the calendar. And overall, for some reason the bullet_add icon does nothing when I tested - do we need it? It would be good to restructure calendar entry. Currently whole entry falls under tooltip CSS class, but in reality there are 2 parts: visible calendar...
That's great! I checked the Git, but the last update is shown in 2017: https://github.com/andrewsimpsonnz/webcollab I will wait for the new version, thank you!
Hi, Andrew, I thought I will follow up on this post. In case you are considering implementing this idea, please let me know, that would be super useful for our team. Thank you!
Hi, Andrew, immediate parent task (it looks that it would be easy) culd be a great start! (in fact, that is what we need at the moment) :) And in term of the Tooltip, we could use those two easy items: Main Project > [...] > Parent task > Task [...] - would indicate possible additional layers.
Hi, Andrew, when you have a project with a more complex structure, then Calendar view is not very informative, because the Task name could be generic and you would not know what is the actual project. My coworker asked if it would be possible to include a name of parent task, so instead of seeing on the Calendar: Surgery Surgery Surgery You would see: Patient1 - Surgery Patient2 - Surgery Patient3 - Surgery What code needs to be added to calendar_show.php? If you think that this would overcrowd the...
Hi all, my IT department asked me to prepare the "case" why I cannot use Microsoft Planner and need instalation of WebCollab, perhaps it will be helpful to some of you: https://chicagomuncorp.org/projects/webcollab-tutorials-for-medical-clinical-and-research-project-management
Update: I updated to latest WebCollab version 3.45 and it looks like everything works...
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TLDR: If you are migrating WebCollab or installing with the intent to use it via...