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Apprentice |
This may just be me, but...I'm trying to print a list containing repeating appointments (class schedule for school). The only ones that are showing up are the first ones. For example, I have a class that starts on June 11th and is set to repeat every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday until July 13th. Only the June 11th class shows up on the report. Is there a remedy? Thanks in advance.
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Marketcircle Team |
This is tricky due to how repeating appointments work in Daylite. If you check your appointment list you will also see that only the first appointment of a set of repeating appointments is displayed.
I'm in the process of discussing how to solve this issue with an engineer. |
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Apprentice |
Thanks Oscar...
-- Andrew |
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Apprentice |
Is there any progress in this issue?
I noticed that in the latest version of Daylite (3.2.3), in the 'Activity' list for a contact, *some* repeating appointments are shows - it seems, that the first 6 appointments of a series are listed, but the others are ignored. For instance, if I make 12 repeating appointments, in the Contact's Activity list I actually see the first 6. Using a 'Live List', these first 6 appointments can now be printed. Nevertheless, this still does not solve the problem. Being able to print a full list is VITAL in our setup. Has there been any progress in this? |
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Apprentice |
i have a problem with this as well
i need a report with a list of all appointments, but only the first shows up. i'm in daylite 3.7.6, is there any progress in this topic? kind regards |
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Marketcircle Team |
You can use a script to pull all appointments and their repeats.
It requires the following input userID start date end date "------------------------------------------" user := element valueForKeyPath:'userInput.selectedUser.userID'. doc := objectContext document. start := (element valueForKeyPath:'userInput.startDate'). end := (element valueForKeyPath:'userInput.endDate'). timeblocks := doc calendarObjectsFromDate:start toDate:end forOwner:user timedType:1. timeblocks. "------------------------------------------" |
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Apprentice |
oscar,
thx for the reply but the scripting part i'm not getting completely for the moment i use a standard filter for my table (with some user input) you can find my report here www.concrete.be/daylite/testtimesheet.zip we use appointments to register time spent on a project, and this report makes a list of this and calculates total but repeating appointments don't show up, nor get calculated i would love to know how to do the complete filter as a script, but i can't manage it to work kind regards pieter lesage |
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