Creates a list of time entries and optionally sends them for approval.
Function name
create-time-entries
Parameters
- data (Required). It is an array of time entry fields. The details of the fields are as follows:
creator_id (Required). The user ID or Name on behalf of which the time entry is being submitted.
for_date (Required). Date. The date for this time entry.
hours_worked (Required). Float. The number of hours.
task_id (Required). Integer. The task for which this time entry is being filled.
process_id (Required). Integer. The workflow for which this time entry is being filled.
time_code_id (Required). The time code ID or Name for this time entry.
user_comments (Optional). The comments entered by user for this time entry.
send-for-approval (Optional). Whether the entries submitted are to be sent for approval.
Return values
time_entries_id
When your data format is XML, you should post something like this :
<data>
<item>
<creator_id>Mary Jane</creator_id>
<hours_worked>2.5</hours_worked>
<user_comments>Fixed Bugs</user_comments>
<for_date>2010-11-01</for_date>
<task_id>12345</task_id>
<time_code_id>Meetings</time_code_id>
</item>
<item>
<creator_id>100</creator_id>
<hours_worked>2</hours_worked>
<for_date>2010-11-02</for_date>
<task_id>89019</task_id>
<time_code_id>13</time_code_id>
</item>
</data>
send-for-approval=false
In case of JSON, you should submit an array of objects with the same properties.
[
{
"creator_id" : "100",
"hours_worked" : "2.5",
"user_comments" : "Fixed Bugs",
"for_date" : "2010-11-01",
"task_id" : "12345",
"time_code_id" : "Meetings"
}
{
"creator_id" : "100"
...
...
}
send-for-approval=false
]