WP TimeSheets

A simple timesheet application within WordPress Dashboard to manage time of your blog users. Features include:

  1. Create and manage timesheets of you WordPress users.
  2. Admin can edit timesheets of users or add timesheets on their behalf.
  3. Various reporting options including csv export

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6 Comments

  1. Great idea, unfortunately doesn’t work for me (clean WP 2.8.4 install) – I get a “Timesheet saved.” notification after I add a timesheet but nothing gets saved to the database

  2. Found out what it was, I’m not using the standard wp_ database prefix. After a search and replace for wp_timesheets to {wpdb->prefix}timesheets everyting works.

    Ideas for coming version:
    - Possibility to add more than one job/time sheet per day (i.e when working on several projects on one day)
    - Possibility to show reports per project/client
    - Automatic drop down for projects/clients entered before (from database) when filling in the Job name field

  3. @ Manne

    Thanks for pointing out the issue. Have fixed it in ver. 0.2. Will also incorporate the other suggestions in the upcoming releases.

  4. This plugin has potential. I agree with Mann in his comment above about having more than one line per day. I do freelance work and I can’t remember the last time I could summarize a day of work with one project title and description. I think it would be more useful to be able to add items one at a time and plug in the date and times for each item.

    Thanks for a great start to this. I think it will be really valuable to lots of people.

  5. @ Manne @ Jim

    Thanks for your interest in this plugin. Based on your feedback I have added the following features to the plugin in its new version 0.3:

    - Possibility to add more than one job per day (i.e when working on several projects on one day)
    - Possibility to show reports by user, jobname, date, week and month

  6. Hi Akshay!

    This plugin a very good idea, and I can successfully run on WP 2.9. Great thanks, for it.

    Only a tiny remark:
    in the wpts-new.php
    99 (line)
    101(line)
    you use short php code (never somewhere else). If someone doesn’t allow the short php or doesn’t know whether it is allowed on the hosting server – it will throw a php error. (I’ve changed manually in the previous version and also in this new one too running on my environment).
    Please look after, it would causes someone to believe your plugin doesn’t work, but it is well, only with this littlle hack.

    thanks,
    iplnts

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