I have morphed the ABMFeedback project to suit my new project needs - since it already contained most of the desired functionality (why reinvent the wheel?).
What I ask now is - how to implement a procedure where new items added, or existing items updated, will visually indicate this to the user(s)? In the picture below - update the background color of the first col (the star) to green (or something)...
Three tables can be updated. Cases, the master along with notes and attachments.
I was thinking about a last_updated (timestamp) field in cases, that would get updated to Now on insertion or edit (be it the cases, notes or attachment that was new or updated). Then, in the users table, add another field (last_read - timestamp) that would get updated (somehow) after all new issues were read.
New record updates would be determined by comparing users last_read to cases last_updated...
How would YOU accomplish this?
Thanks
What I ask now is - how to implement a procedure where new items added, or existing items updated, will visually indicate this to the user(s)? In the picture below - update the background color of the first col (the star) to green (or something)...
Three tables can be updated. Cases, the master along with notes and attachments.
I was thinking about a last_updated (timestamp) field in cases, that would get updated to Now on insertion or edit (be it the cases, notes or attachment that was new or updated). Then, in the users table, add another field (last_read - timestamp) that would get updated (somehow) after all new issues were read.
New record updates would be determined by comparing users last_read to cases last_updated...
How would YOU accomplish this?
Thanks