>>> Chris Travers <chris.trav...@gmail.com> 8/10/2016 8:07 PM >>>
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.
None of the default projects were marked active so I marked Customer as active
and saved it. I created a timecard and wend to Generate/Sales Orders. It said
there were no active projects.
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
( tel: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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