The plug-in's home page indicates that users are expected to create new action items by edit the a topic's text. That's a show-stopper for a lot of users.
Several TWiki community members have developed various forms instead; of course, I prefer
my own
:-). I think it would help if the plug-in shipped with a form, or at least if the plug-in's home page mentioned options.
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TWiki:Main/SeanCMorgan
- 27 Apr 2008
Try
CommentPlugin, which shows you how to do this with comment plugin templates. There's a plugin ordering issue with this though (I think) which I've just described in
Bugs.Item5615.
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TWiki:Main.GrantTraynor
- 09 May 2008
As Grant says, I shipped a simple template with
CommentPlugin. Because - as you point out - everyone has their own personal preference as to how this is done, I'm not inclined to add a "one form for all". Don't let that stop you starting a "forms for action tracker" page though, and collecting your favourites!
If I come back to this I am most likely to enhance the action tracker with an AJAX entry method and/or an entry form in
TinyMCEPlugin. So I'll keep this enhancement open for that work (or to encourage someone else to do it)
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CrawfordCurrie - 10 May 2008
Sean, I could not get the calender in your example to work with 4.2 and updated plugins(as of this week). What do you have this working on? I had to use the "Using the Calendar in user forms" example on the JSCalendarContrib page.
Grant, thanks for the plugin order workaround in Bugs.Item5615. I have already spent hours trying to figure out that one.
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TWiki:Main.GregWoods
- 13 May 2008
Greg, someone else had to
use the in-line contrib
too. I don't why. I'm using TWiki 4.2, on a Windows server.
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TWiki:Main.SeanCMorgan
- 14 May 2008
I'm kidnapping this report to act as a single point of record for entry methods for the Action Tracker. There are three proposals on the table at the moment:
- HTML form, a la CommentPlugin
- Extension to TinyMCEPlugin
- Simplified action syntax
Visit
TWiki:Plugins.ActionTrackerPluginDev
and have your say!
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CrawfordCurrie - 15 May 2008