Topic: Tips & Tricks / Chrome webapp

I made a simple chrome webapp so you can have a link to your cashboard page right on your chrome start page with a nice high-res icon. Just download this zip file (http://wilsonwc.com/wp-content/uploads/cashboard.zip), unzip it, edit the manifest.json file to put in your company name and subdomain. Then you can add the app to chrome by going to chrome://extensions, hit the developer mode button on the right and click “load unpacked extension”. Browse to the unzipped folder and you are in business.

It would be great if this could be made into a real extension, but I think that would require a page on the cashboard domain which would store your subdomain after the first use (using localStorage or something). I would be happy to provide the code for such a page.

Topic: Troubleshooting & Bug Reports / Bug Report - Incorrect Amount Shown when creating invoice

This is a very minor bug, but something that should be fixed. I have been able to repeat it a couple times following these steps:
1. You must have a client with 2 or more projects with uninvoiced time
2. Create an invoice from the front dashboard by clicking on the Create invoice link on the right hand side of the project.
3. Note the original invoice amount, then click edit and add the time from an additional project by clicking the checkmark next to the project and clicking save.
4. The new amount is updated in the invoice. Click on edit and the amount in the upper right corner changes to the original amount. The amount at the bottom of the invoice remains correct.

Topic: Troubleshooting & Bug Reports / Cash Stats based on wrong amount

Seth, seems to be the same calculation for both areas, I also see an anomaly in my account where it shows an employee worked a certain number of hours, but the amount in the “Amount” column is $0 (this is on a particular invoice). If you want to contact me at my e-mail address used for this board that may be a better way to solve this issue. Thanks.

Topic: Troubleshooting & Bug Reports / Cash Stats based on wrong amount

It seems that the cash stats are based on the wrong amount. For example in one of my projects the default task rate is X, and the hourly rate for one of my contractors working on the project is Y, which is less than X. When the cash stats are calculated on the invoice they seem to be calculated as Hours * X = Employee total. When it really should be Hours * Y = Employee total, with the leftover going to the company. Is this not how cash stats are intended to be used, or am I missing something? Thanks.