When a time reporter encounters an error on a client terminal (for example, when the wrong input is entered), an error is displayed and the user is returned to the previous prompt screen. When the Display Login Screen Upon Error feature is enabled, however, the application will display the LOGIN screen after the error message has been displayed.
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You must configure each event for which you want the LOGIN form to display after an error message has been displayed.
Note: In order to enable the feature, the PVE Plugin STOPPROMPTONERROR must be enabled. Click Main Menu > Configuration > System > PVE Plugin and verify that the Enabled check box is selected for STOPPROMPTONERROR.
Click Main Menu > Configuration > Event > Events.
Select the event name for which you would like the LOGIN form to display after an error has occurred.
Click the Event Setting tab on the lower half of the form and click Add.
For Setting Type, select STOP_EVENT_PROMPTS_ONERROR.
Select Stop prompting when an error or validation failure occurs for the Setting Value.
Click Save.
The feature is now enabled. When an error occurs for this event, the user will return to the LOGIN form.
Click Main Menu > Configuration > Event > Events.
Select the event name for which you would like to disable the feature.
Click the Event Setting tab on the lower half of the form.
Select the row that contains the setting type STOP_EVENT_PROMPTS_ONERROR.
Click Modify.
Select Continue prompting when an error or validation failure occurs for the Setting Value.
Click Save.
Now that the feature has been disabled for a specific event, when an error occurs (for the event), the user will return to the event’s prompt screen.