V24.1 Release – Task Context Menu
The task context menu is one of the most used feature - if not the most used feature in CiteOps. The task context menu has been continuously built on since CiteOps’ first rollout, more and more functionality added as customer feedback was listened to and implemented. There is rarely a new improvement or feature that does not affect the task context menu.
The task context menu will continue to evolve as CiteOps and its users do, so to ensure that the feature remains stable and usable as items are added, we took the opportunity this year to rebuild the task context menu from the ground up. Our focus was stability and consistency between all context menus and screens and clean and efficient code – so that future development is also efficient and not roadblocked by legacy code.
As we rebuild the feature, we kept in mind usability, as well as adding more task functionality to both the individual task menu and multiselect. The order of the task fields has also changed – the most used functions are placed on the main menu and others on the “More” sub menu. We’ve also removed the Apply button where applicable to a “click off the menu to save”.
This is just the first phase of the new Task context menu. Upcoming in the Month of December and January are further improvements to tasks’ start and end time functionality and the ability to assign equipment to standard and planned tasks.
We look forward to your feedback and working together to continuously improve the CiteOps application.
V24.1 Other Improvement & Bugs
Improvements:
“Dashboard” option has been added to the custom reports feature, allowing users to view their custom reports as a live Dashboard. Users have the ability to set a refresh schedule for each report as well as the option to refresh the Dashboard manually.
Bugs:
Fixed a range of internalization bugs where the code was missing the localize tag, preventing CiteOps from translating some words into Spanish and Russian.
Fixed an issue where tasks imported via smart imports, actual start and end time were read only.
Fixed an issue where the User smart import was not correctly saving occupations lookups.
Fixed an issue where only processes with KPIs were appearing in the Weekly Schedule screen.
Fixed an issue where the incorrect shift value was assigned to tasks (in some cases) when dragging and dropping tasks the scheduler.
Fixed an issue where a user was unable to open a task’s edit screen (in some cases) after assigning people and equipment to it.
Fixed an issue where users were unable to untick “Show on weeks 3,4 and 5”, on the edit Recurrence screen.