RE: [Phpgroupware-developers] More modifications to Timetrack

[Brian Johnson]

Please be aware that addbook and addressbook are two separate modules

The most important distiction (from my viewpoint) is that addressbook stores one
record per individual and addbook has separate tables for individuals and
organizations

The later arrangement is a better layout for a variety of reasons.  It is 
however,
more complicated and therefor harder to program




Jose Cabrera (address@hidden) wrote*:
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>Hey,
>
>Merging address book and time track is a good idea.  I find my self
>doing lots of double entry with the address book and time track.
>
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>Subject: [Phpgroupware-developers] More modifications to Timetrack
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>
>I want to proceed with trying to integrate the addbook module with
>Timetrack
>
>What version of Timetrack should I use as a start point?
>
>My concern with using a cvs copy is that, as far as I can tell, my
>patches haven't made it into the cvs tree yet and I don't know if
>continuing to modify the same files will cause confusion (but my new
>patches will partially be a continuation of my previous patches)
>
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