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FS#536 - Task Detail Templates
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Flyspray - The bug killer!
Opened by Swim Frog (swimfrog) - Wednesday, 27 April 2005, 16:46 GMT+1
Opened by Swim Frog (swimfrog) - Wednesday, 27 April 2005, 16:46 GMT+1
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DetailsEach project should allow a project manager to specify a default details template. For every new task that is opened, this template would show in the Details textbox. This would serve to remind the user to fill in this information for every task entered, as well as to provide a pseudo-field addition functionality to the admin. Since the details are searchable, this would provide most the most-needed functionality that a new field would provide, but not involve hacking the code.A default details template would look something like this:
--cut-- Detailed description of the problem: –cut– This would be especially useful in business environments, where there are business rules to be met, or if there are peculiarities in the system that the current project is devoted to. |
This task depends upon
Closed by Tony Collins (knigits)
Wednesday, 03 August 2005, 00:38 GMT+1
Reason for closing: Will Not Implement
Additional comments about closing: I agree with Mac's assessment about FS#218
being a better idea.
Wednesday, 03 August 2005, 00:38 GMT+1
Reason for closing: Will Not Implement
Additional comments about closing: I agree with Mac's assessment about
Patch to include this functionality in current SVN
default_details.diff
(5.2 KiB)FWIW, I think this need could better be met by
FS#218, so you can add new fields that you want people to fill out. It would allow the new fields to be searchable, sortable, and would let them be something more tightly controlled than plain text, like a new dropdown field or something.