Just upgraded to 5.2.3 (running on linux)
How can I set Timetrex to show the standard (old html interface) by default ?
Thanks
How to set default interface to Standar (html)
Re: How to set default interface to Standar (html)
The old legacy interface is being phased out and has already had some functionality permanently removed. We recommend all customers start using the new interface instead.
Re: How to set default interface to Standar (html)
I have some users using iPads, so the flash interface is not really an option ....
Do you plan offering a plugin free interface in the future ?
We're really happy with the old interface![Wink :wink:](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
Do you plan offering a plugin free interface in the future ?
We're really happy with the old interface
![Wink :wink:](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
Re: How to set default interface to Standar (html)
Yes, we are working on a pure HTML interface that will look similar to the new interface, though it likely won't support all of the drag & drop functionality due to limitations with HTMLv5.
Re: How to set default interface to Standar (html)
Is this just an attempt to drive more sales to the paid versions - knowing that ios doesnt allow flash?
If not, when will there be an update and in the meantime how can we work around this?
If not, when will there be an update and in the meantime how can we work around this?
Re: How to set default interface to Standar (html)
If it was an attempt to drive more sales, we would simply block all tablets or phones from accessing either interface. However that simply is not the case or even our goal.
The bottom line is that neither interface is designed to be used with portable devices and the experience is quite poor as a result. There is a reason most web sites have "mobile" versions and "desktop" versions, TimeTrex is no different and the "desktop" version is our primary focus at this time.
Having said that, we do offer native apps for both Android and iOS devices (tablets and phones) that allow employees to efficiently punch in/out, which covers about 90% of what most people would do with those devices, though more and more functionality will be added as time goes on.
The bottom line is that neither interface is designed to be used with portable devices and the experience is quite poor as a result. There is a reason most web sites have "mobile" versions and "desktop" versions, TimeTrex is no different and the "desktop" version is our primary focus at this time.
Having said that, we do offer native apps for both Android and iOS devices (tablets and phones) that allow employees to efficiently punch in/out, which covers about 90% of what most people would do with those devices, though more and more functionality will be added as time goes on.