Feature #39
Add "Snap to nearest half hour" functions
| Status: | New | Start: | 08/18/2009 | |
| Priority: | Normal | Due date: | ||
| Assigned to: | - | % Done: | 0% |
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| Vote: | 0 |
Description
Some people (like me) use timetracker in 1/2 hour chunks. Often you start the task at 13:28 and you want it "snapped" to 13:30. It would be good if you right click on 13:28 and can select "Snap to 13:30" or "Snap to 14" for example.
I would do add these:
1) Nearest 1/2 hour (13:30)
2) Nearest hour before (13:00)
3) Nearest hour afterwards (14:00)
History
Updated by Dr Dude 865 days ago
What about making an option like this available by default in the configuration settings? With the option: Snap time to 1/4 hour; Snap time to 1/2 intervals. If so configured, when the stop button is selected, the clock automatically rounds up/down to nearest 1/4 or 1/2 hour, depending what is selected in the settings.
Updated by Geordie Dostal 865 days ago
Yes, that wouldn't be too bad also. I think having both options in parallel is best.
The by configuration is a good idea in general then you might still want to "tweak" the times yourself afterwards.
Use case:
1) Let TimeTracker round to 15 minutes automatically.
2) At end of day, or end of week, "tweak" times to hourly for simplicity in recording and billing.
Updated by Jee Bee 282 days ago
Geordie Dostal wrote:
Yes, that wouldn't be too bad also. I think having both options in parallel is best.
The by configuration is a good idea in general then you might still want to "tweak" the times yourself afterwards.
Use case: 1) Let TimeTracker round to 15 minutes automatically. 2) At end of day, or end of week, "tweak" times to hourly for simplicity in recording and billing.
@all,
I totally support this last version.
Please add this function A.S.A.P.
Updated by Jee Bee 282 days ago
Jee Bee wrote:
Geordie Dostal wrote:
Yes, that wouldn't be too bad also. I think having both options in parallel is best.
The by configuration is a good idea in general then you might still want to "tweak" the times yourself afterwards.
Use case: 1) Let TimeTracker round to 15 minutes automatically. 2) At end of day, or end of week, "tweak" times to hourly for simplicity in recording and billing.
@all, I totally support this last version. Please add this function A.S.A.P. I'm willing to pay $30 USD or more for it. Who's with me?