Re: whups mods...

Gary,

If I follow you correctly here - why not use the Type version feature
instead?  So you creaet modules for the various project types (radio, CD,
etc) and then create versions in each type for 2 min, 4min, etc.

Its not exactly what it was intended for, but it works.  We use the version
setup for 'sub-queues' in our IT Support module.   We support about 5
different organizations in IT here - so we created a version for each org. 
Makes reporting easier, lets us sort in the default views, etc.  Robert's
new attribute code may have let us do it that way, but I like having it
separated out (and it didn't exist when we started using whups).  I may have
missed what you're trying to do - but it does seem like you're creating a
large amount of types for what you're doing.  Plus with version, you
inhierit the states and priorities for each project length from the main type.

Mike

Quoting Gary Weinreb <[email protected]>:

> 
> My client is an audio post-production house, but from my perspective they
> could
> be any creative, project oriented organization.  They work on a large
> variety of
> multi-party collaborative projects, including music and voice tapes,
> CD's, radio
> spots (advertising), radio shows (talk and/or music, of different lengths
> of
> time).  Let's take the radio shows:  They are all going to have the same
> basic
> Priorities and States, but we want a different Type for each of them:  2
> minute,
> 4 minute, 8 minute, 15 minute, 30 minute, with/without music,
> with/without
> talent, etc.  They take different lengths of time to produce, and the
> client is
> charged different amounts for each Type.

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