Hi all,
I am ever-so-close to finishing a scrip, but there is one sticking
point. How can I find the NAME (not id, object, etc.) of each group
that the requestor is a member of? I cannot find an example of this.
Thanks again,
Vance
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/Elements/ShowMembers does this. It isn’t pretty, but then you probably
only care about UserDefined Groups so that would be easier.
Joby Walker
ITI SSG, University of Washington
PGP key: https://staff.washington.edu/joby/joby-u-pub.asc
Vance Vagell wrote:
Hi all,
I am ever-so-close to finishing a scrip, but there is one sticking
point. How can I find the NAME (not id, object, etc.) of each group
that the requestor is a member of? I cannot find an example of this.Thanks again,
Vance
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Vance,
Have a look at sample code from Groups_Overlay (perldoc
Groups_Overlay.pm):
use RT::Groups;
my $groups = $RT::Groups->new($CurrentUser);
$groups->LimitToReal();
while (my $group = $groups->Next()) {
print $group->Id ." is a group id\n";
}
Would it help you?
MichaelOn Tue, 2005-10-04 at 18:47 -0400, Vance Vagell wrote:
Hi all,
I am ever-so-close to finishing a scrip, but there is one sticking
point. How can I find the NAME (not id, object, etc.) of each group
that the requestor is a member of? I cannot find an example of this.Thanks again,
Vance
Be sure to check out the RT Wiki at http://wiki.bestpractical.com
Buy your copy of our new book, RT Essentials, today!
Download a free sample chapter from http://rtbook.bestpractical.com