Customizing the Task view in 2007

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Elena Osipova

Hi,

could you please advise on the following questions:

1) is it possible to highlight the changes that team member has made for his
tasks (either saved or recalculated)?

2) can I configure the timeframe for Tasks view to be Monday-Sunday, not
the current date +/- 3 as it is by default?

3) can I add to the Task view a custom read-only field?

I think all these tasks can be done only programmatically. But would you
advise
on how to perform this?

Thanks in advance,
Elena
 
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Rod Gill

Hi,

Highlighting changes of last edit is a built in part of Project 2007. In
earlier versions you can do it in code, but it will take a lot of effort and
the Task Before change event. Under Tools, Options you can select the week
starting day. You can't have read only fields unless you prevent edits using
a before change event, but that would prevent anyone from editing it! You A
custom field with a formula is effectively a read only field however, so you
could display a custom field with a formula reading the contents of a hidden
field. There would be nothing to stop someone inserting the custom field if
they knew about it though.

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Elena Osipova

Hi Rod,

it seems that you're writing about Project Professional while my question
was about Task update view in PWA.

Last changes are not highlighted there - everything is in blue by default.
The only place where you can see the changes highlighted is in the Task
Approval part of PWA.

Tools-Options and other things you've written about can be found only in
Proj Prof.

Could you please answer about PWA? :)
 
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Elena Osipova

Ok. I thought that developer's group relates both to development on the
client side and on the server one.
So where should I go? to Server group?

thanks,
Elena
 

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