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PHP Timeclock

GRACE GARGUS — Thu, 18 Jan 2018 23:10:45 -0000

Hello
I currently use the PHP timeclock (TC) version 1.04 and for years this has been working without an issue for my staff. We all love it, we are trying to figure out a way to keep using it.
The last 6 months the timeclock continues to fail, the Admin reports cannot be run and worst the conncection is lost and we lose all the in and out time.
As I understand from my IT person , the TC is on the server run by virual machine, that the TC basically needs to be cleaned up due to lack of maintenance - but he does not know the program to fix it.

Anyway I can start over with the TC as webbase? or does it have to be on the server?

Do you have some options of how to continue using this wonderful TC?

Appreciate any assistance you can give me

Thank you!
Grace Gargus

#6 Time is out

Belini Junior — Sat, 31 Oct 2015 22:06:53 -0000

on report of hours worked, it is present in the format HH: MM?
example, if the User works the system shows 9:50 9:30

Time is out

Richard — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 12:13:32 -0000

Hi My server time i ran a script and it shows the server time as the sam as my clock time and my host said the same. When I clock in the time is 5 hours behind what do i change to fix this and what file and line to edit so the clock in is the same as my server. Itried the cookies settings and this still records a 5 hours behind server time .. Urgent

Time is out

Richard — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 12:02:59 -0000

Conflict with "E-post" login script

James — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 07:29:07 -0000

I was asked by an employer to install both a timeclock and a messaging system for employees. For the former, I went with the latest version of PHP Timeclock and it has been working out great. For the messaging system, I chose to use another simple script I downloaded called "E-post".
If I log onto any account on e-post to check my messages--the default "test1" account, for example--then switch to the timeclock's main page without logging out, the timeclock page believes that I'm logged on as an admin user called "test1," a username that shouldn't even exist in the context of this app. It is thus frighteningly easy to gain access to the admin page of PHP Timeclock while E-post is being used, although it is in a different location on the server and uses a different MySQL database.
I'm not an expert programmer, but I'm guessing the "session" codes that check for a valid user on E-post and a valid admin user on PHP Timeclock are basically the same. Perhaps a solution would be if the Timeclock page checked to see if the admin you were logged in as was actually a real administrator, but this could still create a conflicts if there were any usernames being used on both apps.
Is there a simple solution for this?

Reset Admin Password

Jim R — Tue, 11 Apr 2006 20:47:47 -0000

Hey There,

Great utility!
...and I hate to say we've forgotten the Admin password.

Is there a way to reset this?

KindRegards,

Jim

Adjustable time format (e.g. 24 Hours)

cillfox — Fri, 03 Jun 2005 14:05:07 -0000

Hi,
there should be a - maybe user-based - setting which
allows it to change to 24 hour display mode (e.g.
13:27:33 instead of 1:33pm).

Regards,
Cillfox

Changing Local Times

Paul Thompson — Wed, 01 Jun 2005 15:11:28 -0000

Hi There,

Any ideas on the following:

The automatic times for logging in and out are obviously
determined by the server that the facility is hosted on.
However, our webserver is in the USA whilst we are
based in the UK and there is a 5 hour delay.

Do you know how I can either get the time to be
determined from the local PC when logging in and out
OR who I can automatically add 5 hours to each
persons time. ??

Much appreciated

Paul Thompson