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Why can't we create work item in Iteration Plans on web UI?

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Guowei Jim Hu (1.0k●8●103●53) | asked Dec 08 '08, 10:56 a.m.
On RTC web UI:
We can create work items against specific categories under Work Item tab; but we still need to use the rich client to add them to ietration plans as we can't do that under Planned Items tab of Iteration Plans on Web UI.

Is there some other way to do that on the Web UI or this should be an enhancement request. If this is the designed behaviour, what is the reasonsing behind it?

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Dirk Baeumer (481●1) | answered Dec 08 '08, 11:58 a.m.
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Editing iteration plans in the Web UI will come with RTC 2.0. Currently
you can only edit plans in the Eclipse UI or by adding new work items
using the Web UI planning them for the right category and iteration and
then refreshing the plan in the Web UI.

Dirk Baeumer
Agile Planning Team



ghu wrote:
On RTC web UI:
We can create work items against specific categories under Work Item
tab; but we still need to use the rich client to add them to
ietration plans as we can't do that under Planned Items tab of
Iteration Plans on Web UI.

Is there some other way to do that on the Web UI or this should be an
enhancement request. If this is the designed behaviour, what is the
reasonsing behind it?
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Guowei Jim Hu (1.0k●8●103●53) | answered Dec 08 '08, 12:16 p.m.
Thanks, Dirk,
As for your comments:
planning them for the right category and iteration

I believe you mean to do it using the rich client. I can using web UI create new work item against a category, but can't find the iteration to add to.
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Dirk Baeumer (481●1) | answered Dec 09 '08, 4:38 a.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
The attribute to set to is called Planned For (available both in the Web
and Rich UI). It lists the available iteration. By creating a work item
with the Planned For and Filed Against attribute set it will
automatically appear on the corresponding iteration plan.

Dirk Baeumer
Agile Planning Team

ghu wrote:
Thanks, Dirk,
As for your comments:
planning them for the right
category and iteration

I believe you mean to do it using the rich client. I can using web UI
create new work item against a category, but can't find the iteration
to add to.
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Guowei Jim Hu (1.0k●8●103●53) | answered Dec 09 '08, 10:33 a.m.
Thanks, Dirk,
For whatever reason, we didn't have the Planned For attribute enabled.
But after I added the Planned For presentation under Editor Presentation of work items at project area's Configuration Data, it shows up now

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