Re: Re: [OGo-Documentation] Handling of Holidays

Michael Brown <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.cms.opengroupware.discuss.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
 --- Michael Dean <[email protected]> wrote: 
> Holidays are nice for that 20% of the population who
> get to observe 
> them, but there ought to be some mechanism such that
> a company's own 
> schedule structure can be imposed on its software
> that does not treat 
> dates as holidays automatically, but with a one time
> or few times 
> modification, if even by hand.  I assume holiday.ics
> files can be 
> modifiable?  Why not present one large list, and
> allow the admin to 
> select which onces will apply.  In a
> multi-cultural/lingual environment 
> such as California/U.S.ofA. Chiness New Year, Jewish
> Hannukah, Chirstian 
> Christmas, Thanksgiving, May day, ertc. may all
> apply, or may none apply 
> within a retail 24/7 open environment, where each
> employeee us allowed 
> to schedule x number of holidays according to
> seniority. 

By allowing the Admin and the users to import their
own particular dates, that would allow folks to ensure
that whatever dates are meaningful to the
business/individual are in the OGo Schedular.  It
would be difficult for the OGo team to maintain all
the information that all
business/political/religious/etc. would require.  It
would be easier to maintain a list of Calendar sites
in docs.opengroupware.org where folks could get there
own.

Please feel free to add your comments to bug 252.

http://bugzilla.opengroupware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=252

Hope that helps!

/Mike

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