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I believe this to be resolved, although I do not know exactly how. I deactivated and reactivated it quite a number of times before it self-corrected.

Hello,

Yes, I’ve confirmed wp-security-bot-protection.php does exist. Also deactivated ALL plugins while testing AIOWPS. If I try to reactivate AIOWPS, the white screen of death persists until I go into the database and deactivate AIOWPS.

Hi Curaetech,

Thank you for the great suggestion. I will add this to the queue so it can be considered for future versions!

Hi Zahir, I’m happy to say that overnight shift reporting is now automatic as of version 3.1.5. Thank you for catching that!

Good to know. Thank you!

Hi Zahir,

Thanks for your feedback! I’ll add overnight shifts to the queue of requests that we’ve received. I had not considered that before.

The Pro version displays reporting and pay period summaries in a revised format for admins, but the front end remains untouched in Pro.

Contact me at [email protected] and I can get that JS file to you.

Hi Denis,

Thanks for your review. Users are added automatically. All an employee has to do is visit the page where the Dynamic Time shortcode is placed and enter time.

It’s unfortunate that you left one star. Had you contacted support we would have gladly improved upon the punch feature to your specifications at no charge.

Update: With the PRO add-on (available in Dynamic Time versions 3.0+), you may find a table based overview of entries per user, with the ability to copy and paste into Excel or a spreadsheet program.

Hi Curaetech,

Thank you for your suggestions! This summer, we anticipate releasing pro features for Dynamic Time, including reporting and export tools. Also a great idea is moving the pay period setting from the top level down to the user level and may come sooner.

If you find that Dynamic Time is meeting your expectations, I’d much appreciate it if you could share a quick review!

Hello Cody. Sorry the date is difficult to retrieve. It is actually storing the days since epoch. You can convert it with a Unix function as follows…

SELECT DATE_FORMAT(FROM_UNIXTIME(FLOOR(date*8.64e7)/1000),’%Y-%m-%d’) as Day
,t.*
FROM wp_time_entry t

Hi Mitch, version 2.6.8 will resolve your compatibility issues with Internet Explorer 11. Have a great day!

Hi Kyle,
Yes I can help you with that. If the pay period is set to weekly or biweekly, moving forward or backward will occur at one week intervals. So to move from one period to the next on a biweekly schedule, you’ll click the “next period” link twice.

If you are referring to submission or approval, those actions affect all dates shown on the calendar when a period is submitted or approved. So if a submission was mistakenly done on a period that was off a week, the next period will not line up. In a future release, admins will be able to reverse the submission to fix this issue.

If these suggestions didn’t help, please copy the diagnostic info from the upper right corner of the admin page and send through the support link or to [email protected].

Hi foersteldesign, Thank you for the feature recommendation! Look out this spring for an enhanced version of Dynamic Time, offering pay period summaries and data-export features.

Hello, the plugin was original written in PHP shorthand which would trigger this error on some servers not configured with shorthand=on. This was resolved in release 2.5.7.

Thank you! Glad to hear this is resolved.