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| TimeWorksPlus Scripting: Scheduling Feature Scripting | ||||||
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| You can script against the schedules in the Scheduling feature. The keywords are the following: - reportingdate.schedhours - reportingdate.schedlines - reportingdate.schedin - reportingdate.schedout - reportingdate.schedplace The principle use of the scheduling scripting is attendance policies. You will usually check to see if the scheduled time is different than the actual time: if(intime > reportingdate.schedin){ addalert("Employee was late."); } if(outtime < reportingdate.schedout){ addalert("Employee left early."); } The schedin and schedout can also get a schedule based on which punch set it is: if(intime > reportingdate.schedin(punchset)){ addalert("Employee was late."); } if(outtime < reportingdate.schedout(punchset)){ addalert("Employee left early."); } You can also base it on an amount of time late or left early: if(val(intime - reportingdate.schedin) / 60 >= 15){ addalert("Employee was late more than 15 minutes."); } if(val(reportingdate.schedout - outtime) / 60 >= 15){ addalert("Employee left early more than 15 minutes."); } With the schedlines and schedhours, you can know how many scheduled lines the employee has on that date, and how many hours they were scheduled for: if(reportingdate.totalhoursot > reportingdate.schedhours){ addalert("Employee worked longer than scheduled."); } You can also default a clock prompt value to the place that they were scheduled: if(Dept = ""){ Dept = reportingdate.schedplace; } | |
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