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Commit Timesheet data to the linked Tracker doesn't transfer expected duration values, just the text and values from timers
12.x: Commit Timesheet data to the linked Tracker doesn't transfer expected duration values, just the related text

For real-case scenarios of time tracking, workers end up annotating what they did invest their time in, and how long did they take (without using the time counter, but just feeding the expected time value).

When you commit the data from your browser to the tracker, all the numbers annotated for the expected time invested (which in fact, ni this real-case scenario, is the real time invested to fit your daily work in 8hours time) are not transferred to the tracker, so that from other comuters you can not rescue that data. And if something happens to the cookies or cache or something, you loose these data that was only in that browser and computer.


See it in:
http://xavi-9794-5490.show.tikiwiki.org/tiki-timesheet.php
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carsten.aevermann coaboa
This should be migrated to the community site, and handled with ((doc:Organic groups)) and ((doc:User Trackers))
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Timesheet CSS should load before other style sheets so its body properties can be overridden
The Timesheet style sheet - jtrack.css - contains
{CODE()}
body {
font-family: Arial, Tahoma, sans-serif;
font-size: 11px;
}
{CODE}

This affects not just the Timesheet feature, but the entire page, and since this CSS file loads after the theme style sheet, etc., it overrides the theme body font-family and size values. Nasty. Can the order of CSS files be changed? The theme style sheet should be last, to be able to override external and feature-specific CSS files.
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