Password Strength – We added 18 symbols to the allowed list of characters that can be used in your ClickTime password.Expense Sheets – We refreshed the look-and-feel of the expense tracking interfaces to match the updated aesthetics of the time-tracking portion of the application.In your company preferences, you may change this to a duration as long as 24 hours or as short as 30 minutes. All customers who were previously set to the maximum length available (4 hours for Basic and 8 hours for Corporate customers) are now automatically set to 12 hours. Extended Session Length – We added longer session length options to all accounts, including Basic & Corporate customers.Day View (beta) – We updated this time entry interface to support custom fields and resizing of client, job, task and custom field column widths via the Options menu.You can also use custom fields in the Week View time entry screen with all supported browsers. This includes the ability to resize the client, job, task and custom field columns. Week View – You can now resize the column widths on your timesheet via the Options menu.Horizontal Timesheet – We updated the Horizontal Timesheet report to include Timesheet Custom Field information.Timesheet View – We updated the Timesheet View to include Timesheet Custom Field information.Now you can also include data from up to 15 different custom fields in each report that you create. Report Builder – We’ve improved the Report Builder tool to support custom fields associated with timesheet entries.This custom field data is also directly retrievable within your own custom Excel charts and dashboards (via the Excel Linking feature available to Corporate customers). Customizable Data Export and Excel Linking – Custom fields associated with timesheet entries are exportable via the Customizable Data Export report.The custom fields can be almost anything you want, including text, numbers, currency, pop-down lists and more. Timesheet Custom Fields – In addition to tracking client, project and task information, you can now easily add custom fields for your employees to fill out with each timesheet entry.boolean onTouch(View view, MotionEvent event) else if (action = MotionEvent.With the release of ClickTime version 6.9, we added the ability to use custom fields in your timesheets and introduced other enhancements as follows:
NOTE: If the view is not normally clickable you will need to call tClickable(true) for the view.isPressed() check to work. NOTE: ViewConfiguration.getLongPressTimeout() is the default and you can change that check to use any value you want. This means that we can use it for multiple views at the same time because we aren't tracking the event start time in a single variable outside of onTouch. The event already stores timing information so there is no need to store the start time on ACTION_DOWN or calculate the current time on ACTION_UP ourselves.This mimics the default onClick and onLongClick behavior of the system. By checking view.isPressed we ensure that the onClick and onLongClick are not triggered if the touch event leaves the view.It has a couple of advantages over the currently accepted answer. This is the simplest way that I have found to achieve this behavior.
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