$sf->setJobItem($user_obj->getDefaultJobItem());
} else {
$sf->setJobItem($recurring_schedule_shift['job_item_id']);
}
if ($sf->isValid()) {
//Recalculate if its a absence schedule, so the holiday
//policy takes effect.
//Always re-calculate, this way it automatically applies dock time and holiday time.
//Recalculate at the end of the day in a cronjob.
//Part of the reason is that if they have a dock policy, it will show up as
//docking them time during the entire day.
//$sf->setEnableReCalculateDay(FALSE);
//Only for holidays do we calculate the day right away.
//So they don't have to wait 24hrs to see stat time.
//Also need to recalculate if the schedule was added after the schedule has already started.
if ($status_id == 20 and $rsc_obj->getAutoFill() == FALSE or $sf->getStartTime() <= $current_epoch) {
$sf->setEnableReCalculateDay(TRUE);
} else {
$sf->setEnableReCalculateDay(FALSE);
//Don't need to re-calc right now?
}
$schedule_result = $sf->Save();
$sf->CommitTransaction();
$profiler->startTimer("Add Punch");
Debug::text('Schedule Checks out, saving: ' . TTDate::getDate('DATE+TIME', $recurring_schedule_shift_start_time), __FILE__, __LINE__, __METHOD__, 10);
if ($schedule_result == TRUE and $user_id > 0 and $rsc_obj->getAutoFill() == TRUE and $status_id == 10) {
//Make sure they are working for Auto-fill to kickin.
Debug::text('Schedule has AutoFill enabled!', __FILE__, __LINE__, __METHOD__, 10);
$commit_punch_transaction = FALSE;
Debug::text('Punch In: ' . TTDate::getDate('DATE+TIME', $recurring_schedule_shift_start_time), __FILE__, __LINE__, __METHOD__, 10);
$pf_in = new PunchFactory();