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| Submitted on: | 2011-09-17 00:00 | | Submitted by: | Laurent Destailleur (eldy) |
| Last Modified On: | 2013-10-19 14:48 | |
| Summary: | Can attach an event to several contacts |
| Description: | Can attach an event to several contacts.
This is a prerequisite to manage meeting rendez-vous. |
| Priority: | 9 - Highest | | Open to Any Developer: | Yes |
| Subproject: | Module Agenda | | Assigned to (multiple): | HENRY Florian (fhenry) |
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| Start Date: | - | | End Date: | - |
| Completion (0-100%): | 0 | | Status: | Open |
Comments- Laurent Destailleur 2013-10-19 14:48
- Using llx_element_contact is not the good solution for doing what you want to do.
llx_element_contact is good to link a contact (thirdparty or user) to an element (invoice, proposal, order, ...)
But events into agenda are not "standard" element. There are transversal objects. Also linking to thirdparty and user is not enough. We will want also to link to a "location" (a room for example).
Also into the calendar standard, we need to follow the status "busy" or not for each linked contact and "mandatory or guest".
For this reason (and other one), we need another table. I suggest
llx_actioncomm_resources
This table will contains id of event, id of element and type of element (type may be user, thirdparty and later room). Table will also have field "busy" and "mandatory".
So, I am afraid you must forget to use the contact existing template. The need is more specific and can not be compliant with "contact" template used for common elements.
- jfefe 2013-03-29 21:59
- Should we use a new table actioncomm_contact as attaching contact on propal/invoice ?
Or does it use the table element_element?
It would be great to define type of contact too with existent dictionary.
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None± fhenry