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Thanks for reporting this bug. It seems like the dashboard report file wasn’t properly included in the last update. Please update to 1.0.2, as the issue has been resolved in this version.

Thanks! I find new problem https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/wrong-settings?replies=1

PS
“Dashboard” – “Home” – All is well
“WP CRM” – “Reports” – The problem is not solved

Are you getting the same warning message in the Reports section as you were in the Dashboard?
Could you try logging out of the admin and log back in then check the reports page again?

Yes. the same
see screenshot https://pixs.ru/showimage/12345jpg_6835986_19876243.jpg

“Could you try logging out…”

the same error (((

This issue should be fixed in the latest update to the plugin. Please update and let me know if you are still experiencing the same issue.

Hi! I find nex bug.
1. uncritical:
https://i10.pixs.ru/storage/5/9/8/skrinshots_3087976_19905598.png

2. not show tasks on dashboard
https://i10.pixs.ru/storage/6/1/9/Dlyaskotta_5966530_19905619.jpg

3. and the user has the right to delegate the task .
(change “assigned to”)

example: administrator created task for the Editor.
the Editor may change “assigned to” and selected “administrator”

it is not logical! “assigned to” should change only the author tasks.
do you agree with me?

I think issues #1 & 2 will be resolved if you go to the WP-CRM > Settings page, select a user level (first setting), and save changes. Assuming you are logged in with a user account with a level equal to or greater than the level selected it should solve those issues.

As for #3, users who can access a task can make any changes to it that are necessary. This is how it is intended to function. In terms of the WP-CRM System plugin, anyone who has been given access to the system is considered equal to everyone else regarding adding/editing/deleting records.

However, in your site you may not want everyone on your team to have the regular Administrator access to install plugins, manage options, etc. That is why this setting is available. It lets you choose who can and can’t access these records.

Administrators are the only users who are allowed to adjust the WP-CRM System Settings – if you log in with an Editor (or lower) account, the Settings page won’t be available to you.

As for #2
For check I today created a new site (wordpress 4.4). I install only your plugin.
I have created a 1 task for administrator. (for yourself)

Result – “You have no tasks assigned”

Then I added the Editor. I create a task for him. Logged by Editor.
Result – “You have no tasks assigned”

I Tried “go to the WP-CRM > Settings page, select a user level (first setting), and save changes.”

Result – “You have no tasks assigned”

Please check again this bug. Create a new site and test the plugin.

Which version of the plugin were you using? 1.0.5 should address this issue.

Great job! 1.0.5 – solves this problem!

You should add data validation.

If you leave the field “Due Date” empty – we have:

Warning: date() expects parameter 2 to be long, string given in /wp-content/plugins/wp-crm-system/wp-crm-system-dashboard.php on line 87