HartlessByDesign

Thanks for your report!

Please do the following when you get a chance and post back the results:

1) Open with some sort of file editor your config.php file on your server. (This is in the config folder). Look for a variable named "$cfg_workWeekStart." What is assigned to that variable? If it is empty, then do step two. If it has a day of the week listed, just let me know what is listed.

2) Go to Settings and scroll down to the Company Information section and look for "Work Week Begins On." Select the day of the week you want the work week to begin. For example, if it is a Monday through Friday job then the work week begins on Monday. Save your results and try again. Note that the date you choose for schedules and templates has to be the day of the week you set as the start of the work week. So, if you choose a Monday, the date would have to be 10/20/2008, 10/27/2008, etc. The employee start date shouldn't get this error at all. Are you sure you are getting it also for employees?

If you are still getting the error, let me know and I'll have to look at the code deeper because I'm not reproducing it.

If the $cfg_workWeekStart is blank and step two fixes things, then I'm thinking it was an issue during the installation where that setting did not get saved initially. Otherwise, I'll have to look around to see what's going on.

Thanks!
Alan

Hi,

The $cfg_workWeekStart setting was not present in my config file (I did step thrue your installer properly as far as I can remember). I fixed this be going into the settings (there monday was selected as default) and changing the setting to a random other value, hit save and move it back to monday.

Works ok now!
Will do some further testing,; thanks for the speedy reply.

Okay so definitely an issue with the installer. I'll get it fixed for the next release.