PHP Timeclock is a simple yet very effective
Web-based timeclock system. It allows you to track
all employee time as well as upcoming vacations
and more. It can be used to replace manual
sign-in/sign-out sheets.
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This release adds the option for users to display the punch-in/out times in their own timezone instead of the server's timezone. An option to display local weather stats has been added. Time is now stored in the database as a Unix timestamp instead of a MySQL timestamp. For those who will be upgrading, an upgrade script has been provided in the administration section of the app to convert these timestamps and to make other minor changes to the database.
The ability for the admin to change a clock in/out
time for a user was added. This way, if someone
forgets to sign in or signs in too late, the admin
can change it. There is now an option to allow a
"reports" user to access the reports in the admin
section, but not access anything else in the admin
section. An option was added to show only the
status of current users for only the current day.
CSS was added for better looking printed reports
(in IE, it does not format as well in Firefox, and
Opera was not tested). The option to only allow
the admin access to view the reports was added. If
you choose to only allow the admin access, then
the reports are moved to the admin section.
A security feature has been added where users can input a password when changing their status. You have the option to enable/disable this feature. Scripts have been created to add/delete users and change their passwords (if you have passwords enabled). It no longer matters if register_globals or magic_quotes_gpc are enabled/disabled in php.ini.
