plainware

Hello,
at the moment the schedule templates module is not that smart, it can’t pick random employees for template shifts. You would need to manually create each template shift one by one, just as for the real shifts, for example
Mon – 7-8pm – Bob
Mon – 7-8pm – Tom
Mon – 9-10pm – Megan
Tue – 7-8pm – Karen
etc

Then as you have the full week ready, you can use it for the week schedule.
There’s no option to specify “-random-” for the employee field in the template shift at the moment. Although it’s a good idea and I’ll try to find a way to implement this option in one of the nearest updates.

Hello,
thank you very much, I’m sorry for not replying sooner. Please send me your .po file through https://www.z-inventory-manager.com/ -> Contact Us, I’ll incorporate the translation with the nearest version update.

Hello,
I’m sorry for not replying sooner.

At the moment the calendars is the only level to create hierarchy. So if you have “Department B” with positions “X”, “Y”, “Z”, you will need to create a calendar for each combination, like this:
“Department B – X” (id: 11), “Department B – Y” (id: 12), “Department B – Z” (id: 13).

Then if you want to display a subset of calendars on a page with shortcode, you can make use of the “calendar” shortcode parameter, specifying the id(s) of the calendar(s), like this:
[shiftcontroller4 calendar=”11,13″]

Hello,
everything in our plugin is organized with “Calendars”, so you can create one or more calendars per department, then organize your employees and shifts accordingly. Please have a look at this getting started guide: https://www.shiftcontroller.com/getting-started/

To create a phone number field, you would need the “Custom Fields” module of the Pro version:
https://www.shiftcontroller.com/custom-fields/

Hello,
yes in the current version time off requests are handled in this way – employees create drafts in the vacations calendar, and the admin/manager approves/declines them.

Hello,
did this help? Thanks!

Hello,
did this help? Thanks!

Hello,
we’ve recently found a bug that might cause this. To check it, could you please try to manually change this file on your site:

wp-content/plugins/shiftcontroller/sh4/shifts/acl.php

Please download it from this link:
https://www.shiftcontroller.com/sh4-shifts-acl.zip

Unzip on your computer, then upload to the site. Please let me know if it resolves this issue.

Hello,
I’m sorry for not replying sooner.

This screen, ShiftController > Administration > Users, displays the users that already have some role in ShiftController, either admin/manager or employee. So from the start, you see only the WordPress admins which are assigned automatically as ShiftController Administrator. To link a new user to a ShiftController employee, please go to ShiftController > Administration > Employees, then click Link To User Account. There you’ll have the list of all WordPress users so you’ll be able to choose one.

I hope it helps, please let me know if it works for you.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by plainware.

Hello,
sorry for the issue, it turned out to be a conflict with another plugin (“BIALTY”) that modified the final page output thus breaking our JavaScript code. We’ve made a tweak so it works fine together with that plugin now.

Hello,
I’m sorry at the moment there’s no setting page for this, I’ll try to add this in one of the nearest updates. For the moment, if it’s ok for you to edit source code, please modify this file:
z-inventory-manager/zi3/finance/_.php

You will see the getDefaults() function where you can redefine the settings that affect the price display.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by plainware.

Hello,
it seems there’s an issue with the Google Maps API key on your site. Although you entered the key in Locatoraid’s settings, there’s some other plugin on your site or your site theme that makes use of the Google Maps. And they load the maps without an API key. And they do it before Locatoraid. Our plugin checks if the Google Maps is already loaded, then we use that loaded version (thus not applying the API key from our settings).

So could you please check your site theme if they have the Google Maps API key setting, or look through other active plugins if they use Google Maps too.

hmm, it’s quite strange. Is it possible for me to get a temporary WP admin access to that site and FTP access to wp-content/plugins directory? I’ll try to figure it out. If it’s acceptable for you, please send this info through https://www.plainware.com/support/
Grazie!

hmm, did you click the save button? As all the inputs below the API field appears after the API key is saved to the database.

Hello,
don’t you have the settings form as in the following screenshot?
https://ibb.co/yQWrKL8