- Now adding a vacation replacement user to tasks

tcl/workflow-procs.tcl

@@ -109,10 +109,10 @@ ad_proc -public wf_task_list {
     }
 
     set sql "
-select [join $select ",\n       "]
-from   [join $from ",\n       "]
-where  [join $where "\n   and "]"
-
+    	select [join $select ",\n       "]
+	from   [join $from ",\n       "]
+	where  [join $where "\n   and "]
+    "
     db_foreach user_tasks $sql -column_array row {
         lappend result [array get row]
     } if_no_rows {
@@ -150,10 +150,9 @@ ad_proc -public wf_task_info {
     task_id
 } {
     Get detailed information about one task.
-    
+
     @param date_format Use this to customize the date-format
     used. Must be a valid Oracle date format specification.
-
     @return an <code>[array get]</code> representation with the following keys: 
     <code>task_id, case_id, object_id, object_name, object_type_pretty, workflow_key, task_name,
     state, state_pretty, enabled_date, enabled_date_pretty, started_date, started_date_pretty, 
@@ -162,30 +161,19 @@ ad_proc -public wf_task_info {
     holding_user_email, hold_timeout, hold_timeout_pretty, deadline, deadline_pretty, days_till_deadline
     estimated_minutes, instructions, sysdate, journal, attributes_to_set, assigned_users, 
     this_user_is_assigned_p, roles_to_assign</code>.
-
     <p>
-
     The values for the keys <code>journal, attributes_to_set and assigned_users</code>
     are themselves Tcl lists of <code>[array
     get]</code> repesentations. For the journal entry, see <a
     href="/api-doc/proc-view?proc=wf_journal"><code>wf_journal</code></a>.
-    
     <p>
-
     The key <code>attribute_to_set</code> contains these keys: <code>attribute_id, attribute_name, 
     pretty_name, datatype, value, wf_datatype</code>.
-
     <p>
-
     The key <code>assigned_users</code> contains these keys: <code>user_id, name, email</code>.
-    
     <p>
-
     The key <code>transitions_to_assign</code> contains these keys: <code>transition_key, transition_name</code>
-
     <p>
-
-    
     Sysdate is provided, so you can calculate the number of days
     between now and any of the other dates provided.
 

www/task-action.adp

@@ -29,6 +29,10 @@ if {[llength $approval_attributes] == 0} { set approval_task_p 0 }
 # is assigned to the task.
 if {!$task(this_user_is_assigned_p)} { set approval_task_p 0 }
 
+# ad_return_complaint 1 "<pre>[join [array get task] "\n"]</pre>"
+
+
+
 # Show reassign links (Assign yourself / reassign)? 
 set reassign_p [im_permission $user_id wf_reassign_tasks]
 
@@ -115,7 +119,7 @@ set reassign_p [im_permission $user_id wf_reassign_tasks]
     
              <tr>
                  <th align="right">#acs-workflow.Comment#<br></th>
-                 <td><textarea name="msg" cols=20 rows=4></textarea></td>
+                 <td><textarea name="msg" cols=30 rows=5></textarea></td>
              </tr>
     
              <tr>

www/task.tcl

@@ -58,6 +58,14 @@ wf_sweep_message_transition_tcl
 
 
 
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Does the current user have a vacation replacement?
+# In this case assign the user so that he or she can
+# execute the same actions
+
+im_absences_assign_vacation_replacement -task_id $task_id
+
+
 # ---------------------------------------------------------
 # Get everything about the task
 
@@ -70,8 +78,10 @@ if {[catch {
 	[lang::message::lookup "" acs-workflow.Task_not_found_message "
 		This error can occur if a system administrator has deleted a workflow.<br>
 		This situation should not occur during normal operations.<p>
-		Please contact your System Administrator
+		Please contact your System Administrator.
 	"]
+	<br>&nbsp;<br>Here is the error message:
+	<pre>$err_msg</pre>
     "
     return
 }