It’s probably just me having a bad Monday, but I can’t seem to get a
working syntax to extract a Custom Field value into a template, so that
we can personalise the reply.
The scrip on the wiki to extract them all works wonderfully, but we only
want two in the template.
{$Ticket->QueueObj->CustomFields(First_Name)}
just returns
RT::CustomFields=HASH(0x202f00c)
and attempts to get the value back are even less successful.
Anyone feel like helping me feel a little less dumb today?
Thanks
Rik
{$Ticket->QueueObj->CustomFields(First_Name)}
just returns
RT::CustomFields=HASH(0x202f00c)
and attempts to get the value back are even less successful.
Try
{$Ticket->QueueObj->CustomFields{First_Name}}
with curly braces.
bye,
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Hi Ruslan,
Thats close, but it extracts every single one and we only want two of
them. I’m in the process of editing the wiki to add the instructions I
have found that work.
Thanks
RikOn Mon, 2004-09-13 at 16:22, Ruslan U. Zakirov wrote:
Does it help?
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Richard Ellis wrote:
It’s probably just me having a bad Monday, but I can’t seem to get a
working syntax to extract a Custom Field value into a template, so that
we can personalise the reply.
The scrip on the wiki to extract them all works wonderfully, but we only
want two in the template.
{$Ticket->QueueObj->CustomFields(First_Name)}
just returns
RT::CustomFields=HASH(0x202f00c)
and attempts to get the value back are even less successful.
Anyone feel like helping me feel a little less dumb today?
Thanks
Rik
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