When working with a set of inter-related tickets (parent/child;
dependencies, etc), it would be very helpful to view them in some sort
of form that visually represents their hierarchy – a tree, or at
least an indented list.
This doesn’t currently seem to be an option in 3.2 or 3.4 that I can
see – I don’t suppose it’s in the Elixus frontend?
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When working with a set of inter-related tickets (parent/child;
dependencies, etc), it would be very helpful to view them in some sort
of form that visually represents their hierarchy – a tree, or at
least an indented list.
This doesn’t currently seem to be an option in 3.2 or 3.4 that I can
see – I don’t suppose it’s in the Elixus frontend?
No, but it’s in an RT-Treeview extension we’ve built for a customer that
I’ve been meaning to publish.
When working with a set of inter-related tickets (parent/child;
dependencies, etc), it would be very helpful to view them in some sort
of form that visually represents their hierarchy – a tree, or at
least an indented list.
This doesn’t currently seem to be an option in 3.2 or 3.4 that I can
see – I don’t suppose it’s in the Elixus frontend?
No, but it’s in an RT-Treeview extension we’ve built for a customer that
I’ve been meaning to publish.
I’ve just uploaded an experimental 1.1 version of RT-View-Tree to CPAN.
I think your extension would be very useful to the community.
I’ve been asked about this type of thing many times.
Thanks
SHOn Thu, 10 Feb 2005 13:51:30 -0500, Jesse Vincent jesse@bestpractical.com wrote:
When working with a set of inter-related tickets (parent/child;
dependencies, etc), it would be very helpful to view them in some sort
of form that visually represents their hierarchy – a tree, or at
least an indented list.
This doesn’t currently seem to be an option in 3.2 or 3.4 that I can
see – I don’t suppose it’s in the Elixus frontend?
No, but it’s in an RT-Treeview extension we’ve built for a customer that
I’ve been meaning to publish.
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