Changing order that changes are applied

Hello,

We have the following bug report from our users:

If you ‘jumbo’ a ticket that is in a queue that you have full
permissions over, and you choose to

  1. change the status of the ticket AND
  2. Change the queue to a queue that you don’t have permissions over

It will change the queue first and then attempt to change the status.

However as the ticket is now in a queue that you have no permissions on
the status change will fail. It displays ‘permission denied’ in the
results at the top of the page however this is easily missed.

A possible workaround is to allow ModifyTicket to all users accross all
queue’s but that completely tards things and slows access down
rediculously (to say taking 25 seconds to draw a ticket instead of 1.5).

We’re using 3.2.3.

Cheers,

George

George Barnett
Reality Engineer

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We have the following bug report from our users:

If you ‘jumbo’ a ticket that is in a queue that you have full
permissions over, and you choose to

  1. change the status of the ticket AND
  2. Change the queue to a queue that you don’t have permissions over

It will change the queue first and then attempt to change the status.

However as the ticket is now in a queue that you have no permissions on
the status change will fail. It displays ‘permission denied’ in the
results at the top of the page however this is easily missed.

If that’s the way that works, I concur in thinking that it should
change queues last. :slight_smile:

Cheers,
– jra
Jay R. Ashworth jra@baylink.com
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