How to stop e-mails to AdminCCs on quick ticket creation?

Hi list members,

Can anyone give me advice on how to prevent AdminCC e-mails for quick ticket
creation, yet retaining AdminCC e-mails for ‘regular’ ticket creation?

While non-privileged users with logins are comfortably using the
web-interface, our admin team is using the quick ticket function to create
tickets for users who are still wandering in for face-to-face problem
solving and don’t yet have logins. It seems wasteful & irritating to e-mail
the rest of the admin group with a ticket creation when it’s already been
taken by the ticket creator.
I imagine that some alteration of the ‘On create’ scrip condition will help
but I’m struggling on how to enable this.
I’m not keen on introducing “self-login generation”, and we intend to get
everyone logged in eventually, it’s just that this is a minor niggle we
could do without.

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Many thanks

Steve

Steve Platt
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Bioinformatics Unit: Statistics, Modelling & Bioinformatics Department
Center for Infections
Health Protection Agency
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Hi list members,

Can anyone give me advice on how to prevent AdminCC e-mails for quick
ticket creation, yet retaining AdminCC e-mails for ‘regular’ ticket
creation?

[Nathan Oyler]

I would like this functionality also

Since “Quick Tickets” are created without Requestors, you could write a
scrip that checks for the presence of Requestors. If $Transaction-Type
equals “Create” and $Ticket->RequestorAddresses contains something, send
the e-mail to AdminCCs. Otherwise do not send the e-mail.

Rick Russell
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