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Initial configuration when activating holidays moduleLatest modifications
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| Submitted on: | 2013-05-06 18:07 | | Submitted by: | Marcos García (marcosgdf) |
| Last Modified On: | 2013-07-04 10:10 | |
| Summary: | Initial configuration when activating holidays module |
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| Priority: | 6 | | Open to Any Developer: | Yes |
| Subproject: | Other module | | Assigned to (multiple): | None |
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| Start Date: | - | | End Date: | - |
| Completion (0-100%): | 0 | | Status: | Open |
Comments- Laurent Destailleur 2013-08-03 11:27
- Sorry, i still did not understand what i the problem.
Can you provide steps using "morse" rules.
I enable module holiday - stop- go into menu X - i enter data y - ...
And the what you think should be better... - Marcos García 2013-07-04 10:10
- Yeah, but what we can do is to load employees onto holidays table when the module gets activated or modify the behaviour to allow manually assign before setting configuration parameters... Because no warning is shown and people could think that the module is not working properly.
- Laurent Destailleur 2013-07-04 10:06
- Sure. This is a mandatory step.
But i can't see how we can avoid this: When you enable the module, you must enter some parameters to have the module working.
This initial values are required to calculate number of days. Using default value is also dangerous because each companies may have a different setup. - Marcos García 2013-07-04 08:09
- If you've ever used holidays module, then you would know what am I talking about.
When you enable holidays module, it cannot be used until you hit save button in the preferences panel of the module, because employees need to be loaded to a holidays table.
This should not be done like that. - Laurent Destailleur 2013-07-04 00:35
- What do you mean with "initial configuration" ?
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Can you provide steps using "morse" rules.
I enable module holiday - stop- go into menu X - i enter data y - ...
And the what you think should be better...