Re: just testing - export is confusing
Craig White <[email protected]> Fri, 25 Feb 2005 10:26:11 -0700
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On Fri, 2005-02-25 at 08:55 -0700, Craig White wrote: > > What is in the TODO is about one specific, hard-coded form for mileage > > expenses once we've added expense capability; I was NOT thinking of it > > as a general form creating mechanism, which is how I'm interpreting what > > you wrote. And, we are not working on expenses or mileage forms just > > yet. We are working on 1) tracking time to "deliverables", and 2) > > producing batch exports we can use for invoicing, with the review/edit > > process in the application. > > > > But, I am curious: How are you thinking the custom forms would be useful? > ---- > it just seemed to me to have a single form that had expense fields, > total hour fields, start/end time fields would be confusing as to which > would be the data entry fields and which would be calculated fields. I > could even see where someone might enter both hours and expenses into > the same record which just didn't make sense to me...hence the idea of > separate forms - or at least form types...total hours - time entries - > expenses being the most initially obvious. So in answer to your question > of why I would think them useful, I am more to the point that they may > be necessary. > > I could even see an extension to the horde_sidebar where you had > 'stop/start' button on 'default' form...somewhat of a timeslips keeper > tool. ---- one more thought on this - I am assuming that Chuck and Jan monitor this list and I suppose that this might break the api of the horde project itself... If a user set a preference, a separate small window (ala compose mail) would pop up upon login/logoff that showed any 'open' timekeeper. This window would simply list elements such as 'client' 'project' 'description' 'start time' 'stop time' and have start/stop buttons as well. This would seem to be entirely useful to professionals such as accountants, lawyers, programmers etc. Craig -- hermes mailing list - Join the hunt: http://horde.org/bounties/#hermes Frequently Asked Questions: http://horde.org/faq/ To unsubscribe, mail: [email protected]