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Refers to #772 - I agree, this would make time-logging even more useful.

Actually, boolean and list timelogs custom fields are available in the time report (eg. /projects/foo/timelog/report).
Which report filters are you exactly speaking about (please give url) and what kind of filter do you use ?

Jean-Philippe Lang wrote:

Actually, boolean and list timelogs custom fields are available in the time report (eg. /projects/foo/timelog/report).
Which report filters are you exactly speaking about (please give url) and what kind of filter do you use ?

Having other custom fields like date or integer would be very usefull in reports.
There is some more information on this topic in #1766

Having those also in Timelog "Details" (/projects/xxxprojectxxx/timelog/details) would be very useful and would make effective time-tracking and accounting possible. Useful would also be the possibility to have the possibility to edit (or even mass edit) custom fields from the timelog Details list for example like on the issues list with a context menu.

If you have a boolenan custom field "accounted" or "paid" then you could easily update the timelog entry via the context menu or even select some entries and update them all.

I took the liberty to follow-up the discussion of this issue on the forums to keep the issue as concrete as possible... :-)

I would really have use for the user. custom fields to show up as well. It is very useful when breaking down on group of user

Last comments were long ago, but I needed custom fields of type string in time-logging report.
I added new criteria in …/redmine/lib/redmine/helpers/time_report.rb

   # Add string custom fields as available criteria
        custom_fields.select {|cf| %w(text) }.each do |cf|
          @available_criteria["cf_#{cf.id}"] = {:sql => cf.order_statement,
                                                   :joins => cf.join_for_order_statement,
                                                   :format => cf.field_format,
                                                 :custom_field => cf,
                                                 :label => cf.name}
        End
# Add list and boolean custom fields as available criteria