Inspired by some work I did in a previous job on doing employee scheduling for a call center:
http://sporkforge.com:424/sched/emplsched/emplsched.php
Feel free to give it a spin & critique it...
Submitted by James Gutherson on Wednesday September 12th, 2007 12:25 am
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Care to give my employee scheduler a spin?
Sporkforge:
Broken; - I got
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Care to give my employee scheduler a spin?
Hmm... Are you behind a firewall? Maybe it doesn't like the port # at the end of the URL...
Well, you could try www.sporkforge.com , but that'll redirect you to the previous URL, so I'm not sure that'd work either.
Thanks for letting me know, though.
Care to give my employee scheduler a spin?
It's all working now from both links - dang these internets.
Good work Spork - I wish I had more time to learn php.
I'm waiting for www.skemma.com to start it's beta to try something similar.
Care to give my employee scheduler a spin?
[quote="JimGutherson"]It's all working now from both links - dang these internets.
Good work Spork - I wish I had more time to learn php.
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:oops: Thanks! PHP's actually not too hard, though I'm a C++ programmer, so it makes a lot of sense to me.
Re: Care to give my employee scheduler a spin?
[quote="Sporkman"]Inspired by some work I did in a previous job on doing employee scheduling for a call center:
http://sporkforge.com:424/sched/emplsched/emplsched.php
Feel free to give it a spin & critique it...[/quote]
Looks nice from a quick peek point of view!