Question

I tried to fix two little bugs and added a little feature. (ActionTrackerPlugin 26 Mar 2005)

This is not really a "Question" as the SupportStatus shows, but I don't know where else to put this sort of message (I'm a newbie here).

1) Fixed typo (or something like that) in the bottom line with the "<== This is your signature for easy copy & paste operation"

2) Fixed empty table data field (e.g. "Notify") which was displayed not nice after an edit session.

3) Added a state "all" to be able to select all actions with QueryActionItems?

Perhaps that could be done with the original code too, but I didn't found out how.

-- ChristianZiemski - 08 Apr 2005

Answer

Thanks Christian - I moved your input to ActionTrackerPluginDev. I'll incorporate it in the next release.

-- CrawfordCurrie - 08 Apr 2005

> 3) Added a state "all" to be able to select all actions with QueryActionItems?
>
> Perhaps that could be done with the original code too, but I didn't found out how.

Just don't put a "state" condition in the action search.... (CC)

Yes I know that possibility if I'm able to code the action search by myself.

But I'm using QueryActionItems found somewhere here at twiki.org (IIRC near MeetingMinutes).

And there the ACTIONSEARCH command is automatically build and I'm not able (at least I didn't found a solution) to omit the "state" condition at choice. An empty state="" doesn't work as expected.

So I added the "all" state...

-- ChristianZiemski - 08 Apr 2005

To be a bit more precise:

I found the link to it in MeetingMinutes: QueryActionItems. It uses a form to fill in the values and "state" is one of the parameters.

Then there is this line to build the list:

%ACTIONSEARCH{ who=""%URLPARAM{"qwho"}%" state="%URLPARAM{"qstate"}%" 
  within="%URLPARAM{"qwithin"}%" web="%URLPARAM{"qweb"}%" 
  topic="^.*?%URLPARAM{"qtopic"}%.*" }%

That is a code example of PeterThoeny which I tried to use locally.

Since the "state" parameter sometimes is needed (of course) it's not possible to omit it completely. So I thought that there must be another way of getting all "states"?!

Hopefully it's a bit clearer now. (English isn't my native language...)

-- ChristianZiemski - 08 Apr 2005