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I think the permission manage_members, is at a higher level than the group. Usually a manager or team lead would be given the manage_members permission so they should be able to manager their timesheet as well. If you are in the same group, then you are all peers, so I don't think they can manage each other's timesheet. hopefully I understood your question correctly, let me know if I misunderstood your question.

Hi, first of all, good plugin. It's very useful. Nevertheless, could I suggest one enhacement?:

• It would be possible some plugin setting for Control Max daily hours, with the possibility of adding the max number of hours to be assigned per day (default=8)? This would allow to control if a user logs more hours than the allowed number of hours, giving the corresponding error

Alfredo,
thanks for your feedback.
Actually the weekly plugin uses the Time_entry entity from core.
there is a check with in time_entry.rb to allow for hours between 0 and 1000

:invalid if hours && (hours < 0 || hours >= 1000)

May be, this is what needs to be made as a setting, then the weekly plugin also can use the same.
If you agree, may be we should request for an enhancement within Redmine Core.

Dhanasingh

The control I proposed was more related to the max number of hours that a user can log per day. Just trying to avoid that in some projects, a user could log more hours in a day than the allowed.

Anyway, I guess that we could add some new validation in the time_entry.rb module.

Thanks

Just added:

    # Get number of hours of current user "today" 
    today_hours=TimeEntry.sum("hours",
        :conditions => ['user_id = ? and spent_on = ?', User.current.id, spent_on])
    errors.add "Number of daily hours can not be greater than 8.0" if today_hours + hours > 8

and we got what we were looking for.

Thx again