LiquidPlanner Classic Forum

*Posted on behalf of Shubham Sharma. Original posting date 2016-12-27* Hello, I am new to this platform. I wanted to get the time sheet entries created on a particular day via Rest API. I have gone through the Liquid Planner API guide. But i am unable to find any solution how to achieve that. Maybe like we can filter time sheet entries on created_at and updated_at filters. For example : ``` /api/workspaces/[workspace Id]/timesheet_entries?created_at=[today date] /api/workspaces/[workspace Id]/timesheet_entries?updated_at=[today date] ```

*Posted on behalf of gabrieldogaru. Original posting date 2016-10-03.* I need to make a report and show task for every timesheet entry. How can I get to the task object from a TimesheetEntry? Is the task id somewhere in there?

*Posted on behalf of howard. Original posting date 2015-09-29.* I need to write a tool that updates existing time entries to fix a rounding issue that we're seeing on LiquidPlanner. Is there a way to update an existing timesheet entry?

*Posted on behalf of Jack Smith. Original posting date 2015-08-04.* I'm using a webhook on time entries to input time in to a ticketing system that we currently use to track our billable time. For example, if I put in a time entry on Task 1 and set the note to "This is a note" and then put in a 2nd time entry on Task 1 with a note saying "This is another note", the notes that are sent for the 2nd time entry are this: ``` note":"This is a note, This is another note", ``` What I'd like to get from the 2nd time entry is just this: ``` note":"This is another note", ``` Is there any way to get the specific note for each time entry?

*Posted on behalf of Hank Thomas. Original posting date 2015-03-03.* I have a nice WebApp that Displays open timesheets for users after they login. Now, I need to break out the Internal hours from billable. Ideas? Thanks, Hank

*Posted on behalf of Gerhard Galantha. Original posting date 2014-08-20.* Hello, I am fetching TimeSheetEntries - works fine. But - I do not the fields pay_rate, pay_amount, billing_rate, billing_amount of MY OWN TimeSheetEntries. I understand that you do not provide billing_rate/amount, but why not pay_rate/amount? This means, I Need Administrative rights to get the mentioned fields - but this enables me to see ALL Projects not belonging to me. Is there any way to allow me getting pay_rate and pay_amount without needing administrative rights ?? Thank you, Gerhard.

*Posted on behalf of Kyle Zachary. Original posting date 2014-08-08.* I am new to working with the LP API and really API's in general. I am trying to get a list of time entries by filtering on the start_date. Could someone give an example of what this would look like in curl?

*Posted on behalf of Steve Cox. Original post date 2014-03-21* With projects and items (tasks, events, milestones), we can query for those that have been updated during a certain time period. This is great because we can set up a scheduled process that gets everything since the last time we sync'ed. But we're not able to do that with timesheet entries. It appears that the only filter ability is for start and end dates. So if we sync date for 3/20, but then on 3/21 a user creates a timesheet entry for yesterday, we have no way of knowing that we need to re-sync for 3/20. Ideas?

*Posted on behalf of Steve Cox. Original post date 2014-03-08* We're trying to duplicate parts of the LP model in Salesforce - members, projects, tasks, timesheetentries, etc. One problem we're running into is that when something is deleted in LP, we need to delete it in Salesforce, but there is no 'is_deleted' flag. It appears the item is truly gone in LP. Is this the case? Any suggestions? Will we really need to query for all the project's tasks, for example, and delete any in Salesforce that we don't get back from LP?

*Posted on behalf of Damian Sima. Original posting date 2013-05-16.* Hi guys, Timesheet and TimesheetEntry entities looks like entities that sums ups data from your API as such I guess they can not be CREATED,UPDATED or DELETED. Is this correct? Cheers, Damian.