Bug Tracker

[harmlessgoat22]

OK.

[Rocky KouK]

I GUARANTEE it will be created by January first.

What happened to this

[Handyman]

Not really sure why he guaranteed it by that date, but the project for the client was cancelled before it ever got started
We still have designs, but it's currently waiting on a few things which, for my current project, has been pushed back to no sooner than July.

[Knight Rider Paul]

When I can, and if I remember, I will post the file from JRSweets' Tracker he made a while ago.

Keep in mind, this does send a lot of emails, when it's used.
Just a warning for anyone who is on a Free Forum Host.
They will suspend your domain for mass mail sending, even if it was automated, because they risk getting their Server IP blacklisted

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[Handyman]

Does it have an option to turn off the emails?
I would think it would be fine if it has those options because phpBB could send just as many emails with it's topic notifications.

[Knight Rider Paul]

When I last looked at it, there didn't seem to be an option to turn off the emails.
I'll try look at it when, I can access my own PC.

I'll also try upload the file for it.

~ KR

[Highway of Life]

Not really sure why he guaranteed it by that date, but the project for the client was cancelled before it ever got started
We still have designs, but it's currently waiting on a few things which, for my current project, has been pushed back to no sooner than July.

It originally had a deadline of that date, ... what were we even creating it for, do you recall? It's been a long time. :O

[Handyman]

At the time, our manager was using a word doc for bug tracking and we planned to use this as the new bug tracker, however, the entire project was mismanaged into the ground, so stuff like this bugtracker, which was in our project timelime as something that was needed before the initial release on January 1st of 2007, was cancelled.

[Highway of Life]

And if you asked me today, I would never create a bug tracker that interfaces with phpBB so closely (not counting an authentication bridge). I would either use an existing software (no need to re-invent the wheel), or if I felt the need to reinvent the wheel, I would use a PHP Framework. So much of what we wanted to create off of phpBB was based upon how much we liked certain aspects of phpBB, namely: Session management and a database abstraction layer. But php frameworks do that so much better now.

[Knight Rider Paul]

I completely forgot about the tracker file, until, so here it is.
My apologies.
And I think last time I looked in its settings more closely, there was an option to turn off emails.

Best,

KR

phpBB Tracker 0.3.0.zip

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