On Thu, Aug 11, 2016 at 2:48 AM, Bob Crandell <b...@assuredcomp.com> wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> I'm trying move this thread to the developers. If it works I'll throw
> some Timecard ideas at you.
>
> I am working on the Timecard and I can't get it to work. When I enter
> "Labor", a service or "MBB150", a part both valid I get:
> Attribute (qty) is required at constructor LedgerSMB::Timecard::new
> (defined at LedgerSMB/Timecard.pm line 277) line 160
> LedgerSMB::Timecard::new('LedgerSMB::Timecard', 'parts_id', 2,
> '_request', 'CGI::Simple=HASH(0x5880e20)', 'custom_db_fields',
> 'HASH(0x5970f58)', '_roles', 'ARRAY(0x5970ef8)', 'VERSION', 1.4.28,
> 'dbversion', 1.4.28, 'script', 'timecard.pl', 'stylesheet',
> 'ledgersmb.css', 'action', 'save', 'non_billable', 0, '_user',
> 'LedgerSMB::User=HASH(0x5972fd8)', '_locale',
> 'LedgerSMB::Locale::en=HASH(0x596a4c8)',
> 'session_id', 13, 'company', 'demo', 'path', 'bin/mozilla', 'transdate',
> '2016-08-08', 'version', 1.4.28, 'login', 'Demo', 'total', 0,
> 'business_unit_id', 2, 'partnumber', 'MBB150', '_script_handle',
> 'LedgerSMB::Scripts::timecard', 'checkedin', '2016-08-08', 'jctype', 1,
> 'have_latex', 1, 'warn_expire', 0, '_role_prefix', undef, 'dbh',
> 'DBI::db=HASH(0x5970bf8)', 'curr', 'EUR') called at LedgerSMB/Scripts/
> timecard.pm line 147
> LedgerSMB::Scripts::timecard::save('LedgerSMB=HASH(0x587f8c8)')
> called at lsmb-request.pl line 113 LedgerSMB::Handler::try {...} at
> /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.20.1/Try/Tiny.pm line 81 eval {...} at
> /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.20.1/Try/Tiny.pm line 72
> Try::Tiny::try('CODE(0x5978c58)', 'Try::Tiny::Catch=REF(0x5970f40)')
> called at lsmb-request.pl line 125 LedgerSMB::Handler::call_script('
> timecard.pl', 'LedgerSMB=HASH(0x587f8c8)') called at lsmb-request.pl line
> 88 require lsmb-request.pl at /srv/www/htdocs/ledgersmb/timecard.pl line
> 8
>
> This is version 1.4.28
>
> Where do you start a Project?
>
>
We may need to make this a bit clearer. But projects and departments are
have now been generalized into "reporting units." And this is under
System/Reporting Units. You can then add projects there.
Because time cards are also somewhat generalized (and could now be issued
against a department, for example for payroll -- though we don't have a
working full-featured payroll solution, and you could file a material or
time card against a manufacturing lot, fo a customized manufacturing
accounting flow), timecards are no longer specific to projects.
> Thanks
>
> Bob Crandell
> ComputerBase
> http://www.computerbaseusa.com
> 541-349-0404
> "The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to
> change; the realist adjusts the sails."
> -- William Arthur Ward,
>
> >>> "Bob Crandell" <b...@assuredcomp.com> 8/9/2016 1:36 PM >>>
> Hi David,
>
> Sorry it took so long to get back to you. I've got lots of excuses. Do
> you want to hear them?
> Attached (if it works) is a screen shot of a Sales Invoice with what I
> think should be the way Services are entered as opposed to an inventory
> item. Basically what needs to be answered is: When did who do what to
> whom? How long did it take and how much did it cost?
>
> For us some clients ask for a log of what happened. The Sales Invoice
> does that.
>
> The Sales Order generated from the Timecards should look like that or at
> least have the same information.
>
> The Time Frame has a choice of Day or Week. It needs Month too.
>
> I'll try to get a screen shot of Timecard soon.
>
> Thanks
> Bob
> >>> David G <lsmb...@sbts.com.au> 6/16/2016 8:44 PM >>>
> Hi Bob,
>
> To clarify exactly what you want ( I think it's close to what I'm going
> to need for a customer of mine)
> could you perhaps do a mockup of what you want to enter on a timecard,
> and what you want to see on the order/invoice
>
> Preferably do this on the actual entry and or report screens and simply
> take screenshots
>
> Once I can see those I'll discuss with Erik and work on an
> implementation that meets both sets of requirements.
>
> Regards
> David G
>
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