TimeTracker
by Carl
You enter the name of the task you are working on and press the button. Press the button again when you have finished working on the task.
The Widget updates a daily XML or CSV file. The file stores a list of the tasks you've worked on, and how long you worked on each one for. You can import the timesheet files into an application like Excel, or write your own script to convert the files into another format.
The information stored in the timesheet files are: task name, length in mil… More
The Widget updates a daily XML or CSV file. The file stores a list of the tasks you've worked on, and how long you worked on each one for. You can import the timesheet files into an application like Excel, or write your own script to convert the files into another format.
The information stored in the timesheet files are: task name, length in mil… More
Current Version: 1.3
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November 16, 2007 · version 1.3I think I've found a little bug, the day of the month is being formatted without the leading zero for one digit days, I changed this line
day = (date < 10 ? "0" : "") + day;
to
day = (day < 10 ? "0" : "") + day;
Also, not a bug, but when I started transforming with xsl, I found I wanted to use the EXSLT date formatting functions, and the date format outputted to xml wasn't quite right for input int the date:format-date() function, we want… More
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November 16, 2007 · version 1.3Here's something I wrote about how I'm using the widget.
http://deusblue.com/archive/2007/02/15/XSL-Transform-for-TimeTracker-Widget.aspx
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November 16, 2007 · version 1.3 MikeCarl: That's a good point, and maybe a user option would be helpful. Another thing that occurred to me is that maybe the visual reminder could be something less intrusive than a dialog box, such as the light on the tracker's left side turning yellow.
I keep the tracker on topmost level and push it off the right side of the screen so that just the light shows, so that any change in the light would be something that I'd notice.
