Re: [rt-users] Time fields in days
Hi! Thanks for the info Kenneth i will look into it further. Joosep On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 5:43 PM, Kenneth Crocker kfcroc...@lbl.gov wrote: Joosep, I would think the DB changes ARE necessary. If you don't define the field with 3 decimal positions, then it would always round up or down and you'd gain/lose a lot of time. We didn't like the option of hours or minutes, so I removed the top-down choice. Since we offered hours in the form of .125 days, we felt that should be sufficient. We didn't know of ANYONE in our organization that would project time estimates in hours or minutes. Most projects involve many, many man-days. Anyway, that was our thinking. Kenn On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 7:06 AM, Joosep joos...@gmail.com wrote: Thanks for the reply Kenneth, Is the database modification also necessary in order it to work, or should it work with just the modifications in the file local/html/Elements/SelectTimeUnits ? Implementing the code from that thread so far only seem to give the possibility to select days from the dropdown menu when using for example time estimated field in the ticket basics, but seem to lack the math. At least in RT 3.8.10. When inserting some value in hours, RT automatically converts the inserted value into minutes(for example inserting 2 hours results after save 120 minutes). When inserting for example 5 hours, after the save, it results in 5 minutes. I'm not very familiar with perl, but it seems that these rows should be responsible for the math: % my $selected = 'minutes'; % $selected = 'hours' if $minutes 60; % $selected = 'days' if $minutes 480; But they don't seem to do it. Maybe the math has moved since then or i'm doing something wrong. I would be grateful for any pointers and hints where to look. Thanks in advance Joosep
Re: [rt-users] Time fields in days
Thanks for the reply Kenneth, Is the database modification also necessary in order it to work, or should it work with just the modifications in the file local/html/Elements/SelectTimeUnits ? Implementing the code from that thread so far only seem to give the possibility to select days from the dropdown menu when using for example time estimated field in the ticket basics, but seem to lack the math. At least in RT 3.8.10. When inserting some value in hours, RT automatically converts the inserted value into minutes(for example inserting 2 hours results after save 120 minutes). When inserting for example 5 hours, after the save, it results in 5 minutes. I'm not very familiar with perl, but it seems that these rows should be responsible for the math: % my $selected = 'minutes'; % $selected = 'hours' if $minutes 60; % $selected = 'days' if $minutes 480; But they don't seem to do it. Maybe the math has moved since then or i'm doing something wrong. I would be grateful for any pointers and hints where to look. Thanks in advance Joosep On Wed, May 4, 2011 at 7:38 PM, Kenneth Crocker kfcroc...@lbl.gov wrote: Joosep, I did that. However, I wanted to maintain the concept of 'hours', so I changed the DataBase to contain all time fields with 3 decimal positions (.125 = 1 hour). I changed all the displays, etc. to show that. Kenn LBNL On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 11:21 PM, Joosep joos...@gmail.com wrote: Hi list! RT version is 3.8.10 running on postgres 8.3.14 and debian 5.0. I'm trying to set RT to use unit days in time fields in addition to minutes and hours. I found similar thread in list archives: http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/rt/users/82265 RT version in that thread was 3.8.2. It seems that things are changed a little since then. I have found, that some of necessary code is in the file share/html/Elements/SelectTimeUnits. I have now unit days in the right place, but there is no relation between days and hours/minutes. I.e RT doesn't know how much minutes/hours 1 day is. Any idea where i can find that logic? If anybody knows better way to do it, i would be greatful to hear it. Thanks in advance, Joosep
Re: [rt-users] Time fields in days
Joosep, I would think the DB changes ARE necessary. If you don't define the field with 3 decimal positions, then it would always round up or down and you'd gain/lose a lot of time. We didn't like the option of hours or minutes, so I removed the top-down choice. Since we offered hours in the form of .125 days, we felt that should be sufficient. We didn't know of ANYONE in our organization that would project time estimates in hours or minutes. Most projects involve many, many man-days. Anyway, that was our thinking. Kenn On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 7:06 AM, Joosep joos...@gmail.com wrote: Thanks for the reply Kenneth, Is the database modification also necessary in order it to work, or should it work with just the modifications in the file local/html/Elements/SelectTimeUnits ? Implementing the code from that thread so far only seem to give the possibility to select days from the dropdown menu when using for example time estimated field in the ticket basics, but seem to lack the math. At least in RT 3.8.10. When inserting some value in hours, RT automatically converts the inserted value into minutes(for example inserting 2 hours results after save 120 minutes). When inserting for example 5 hours, after the save, it results in 5 minutes. I'm not very familiar with perl, but it seems that these rows should be responsible for the math: % my $selected = 'minutes'; % $selected = 'hours' if $minutes 60; % $selected = 'days' if $minutes 480; But they don't seem to do it. Maybe the math has moved since then or i'm doing something wrong. I would be grateful for any pointers and hints where to look. Thanks in advance Joosep On Wed, May 4, 2011 at 7:38 PM, Kenneth Crocker kfcroc...@lbl.gov wrote: Joosep, I did that. However, I wanted to maintain the concept of 'hours', so I changed the DataBase to contain all time fields with 3 decimal positions (.125 = 1 hour). I changed all the displays, etc. to show that. Kenn LBNL On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 11:21 PM, Joosep joos...@gmail.com wrote: Hi list! RT version is 3.8.10 running on postgres 8.3.14 and debian 5.0. I'm trying to set RT to use unit days in time fields in addition to minutes and hours. I found similar thread in list archives: http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/rt/users/82265 RT version in that thread was 3.8.2. It seems that things are changed a little since then. I have found, that some of necessary code is in the file share/html/Elements/SelectTimeUnits. I have now unit days in the right place, but there is no relation between days and hours/minutes. I.e RT doesn't know how much minutes/hours 1 day is. Any idea where i can find that logic? If anybody knows better way to do it, i would be greatful to hear it. Thanks in advance, Joosep
[rt-users] Time fields in days
Hi list! RT version is 3.8.10 running on postgres 8.3.14 and debian 5.0. I'm trying to set RT to use unit days in time fields in addition to minutes and hours. I found similar thread in list archives: http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/rt/users/82265 RT version in that thread was 3.8.2. It seems that things are changed a little since then. I have found, that some of necessary code is in the file share/html/Elements/SelectTimeUnits. I have now unit days in the right place, but there is no relation between days and hours/minutes. I.e RT doesn't know how much minutes/hours 1 day is. Any idea where i can find that logic? If anybody knows better way to do it, i would be greatful to hear it. Thanks in advance, Joosep
Re: [rt-users] Time fields in days
Joosep, I did that. However, I wanted to maintain the concept of 'hours', so I changed the DataBase to contain all time fields with 3 decimal positions (.125 = 1 hour). I changed all the displays, etc. to show that. Kenn LBNL On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 11:21 PM, Joosep joos...@gmail.com wrote: Hi list! RT version is 3.8.10 running on postgres 8.3.14 and debian 5.0. I'm trying to set RT to use unit days in time fields in addition to minutes and hours. I found similar thread in list archives: http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/rt/users/82265 RT version in that thread was 3.8.2. It seems that things are changed a little since then. I have found, that some of necessary code is in the file share/html/Elements/SelectTimeUnits. I have now unit days in the right place, but there is no relation between days and hours/minutes. I.e RT doesn't know how much minutes/hours 1 day is. Any idea where i can find that logic? If anybody knows better way to do it, i would be greatful to hear it. Thanks in advance, Joosep
