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Open Atrium Time Tracking
By Robin on 19 Jan 2011
I have been on the lookout for a Drupal project management tool for quite some time. Open Atrium came close, but missed an easy to use, straightforward time-tracking tool. Happily, Fuse Interactive has risen to the challenge and made a great time tracking feature for Open Atrium available.
It can track Time on Nodes and/or Comments, track time using time intervals (start and end times) or durations, contains an integrated Timer to track time as you go, there are user Time Sheets to display weekly logged time, and most importantly, a view available for reporting on tracked time. It looks quite good as well, as you can see from the following screenshot.
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Hi! I kind of new to OA and I
By konrad (not verified) on 07 Mar 2011 at about 23:10.Hi!
I kind of new to OA and I like to install the time track module.
I've already installed it and could also enable it in the admin area of OA.
But somehow it doesnt work for me ...
Is there maybe an installation guide for this module or something like that?
Kind regards
Konrad
Hi Konrad, I will see if I
By Robin on 18 Mar 2011 at about 21:30.Hi Konrad,
I will see if I can find some time this week for a short install guide!
Hi: I've got this
By John Cooper (not verified) on 18 Mar 2011 at about 22:46.Hi:
I've got this time-tracker installed, and it works great for my original admin user, but create a manager user and it won't show up anywhere...I've been pouring over installation notes, features documentation and module enabling stuff for hours now with nothing.
Yes, an install guide would be a blessing. There's nothing on the fuze interactive website that seems to help either.
Thanks,
John
Go to Admin -> Users ->
By Prodosh (not verified) on 18 Jun 2011 at about 18:17.Go to Admin -> Users -> Permissions and enable Time Tracker for the different user roles.
Thanks for the great work up
By Mark (not verified) on 27 Jun 2011 at about 00:36.Thanks for the great work up and running with no problems.
Mark
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