Home page... "Highest priority Tickets I own" Disappeared

On the initial log in page to RT (Version 3.05, mysql, RedHat 9.0). The
list of tickets owned by the user logged in is not displaying. We had a
problem with the database and had to reconstruction some tables.

How can I add the list of tickets back?

Thanks in advance,
Jeff

You’ve changed rt’s database structure, right?
If so, how we could help you if don’t know what you’ve changed?

Jeff Thompson wrote:

Other than repairing (Maybe reconstructing was the wrong choice of
words) the tables no… The question where was this link by default in
the Database and how can I add it back in…

Thanks again,
JeffFrom: Ruslan U. Zakirov [mailto:cubic@acronis.ru]
Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 5:07 PM
To: Jeff Thompson
Cc: rt-users@lists.fsck.com
Subject: Re: [rt-users] Home page… “Highest priority Tickets I own”
Disappeared

You’ve changed rt’s database structure, right?
If so, how we could help you if don’t know what you’ve changed?

Jeff Thompson wrote:

On the initial log in page to RT (Version 3.05, mysql, RedHat 9.0).
The
list of tickets owned by the user logged in is not displaying. We had
a
problem with the database and had to reconstruction some tables.

How can I add the list of tickets back?

Thanks in advance,
Jeff


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On the initial log in page to RT (Version 3.05, mysql, RedHat 9.0). The
list of tickets owned by the user logged in is not displaying. We had a
problem with the database and had to reconstruction some tables.

How can I add the list of tickets back?

I ran into the same problem after doing something similar. I tried
adding some debug prints to Elements/MyTickets and it magically
started working. I removed the added statements and had inadvertently
removed the new line towards the end of the <%INIT> block. It still
worked. So I just went with it…

After the next upgrade, it worked fine without my local copy.

Michael

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