Hi RT developers,
Using RT 3.4.1 I’m trying to implement a post-processing for tickets’
contents. My goal is that e.g. IP addresses occurring in tickets are
replaced by links to another system, but only when displaying the ticket
on the web (the text in e-mail etc. should remain like it is). This
improves workflow because the users don’t have to copy-paste anymore.
Currently, I’m halfway. I’ve changed lib/RT/Attachment_Overlay.pm:Content
to prepend and append IP addresses with a magic code (allowing me to see
the difference between them occurring in tickets and in other parts of the
website), and I’ve changed lib/RT/Interface/Web.pm to replace IP addresses
in magic codes to links. This works, but it puts links where they
shouldn’t be (like when commenting on a transaction and in messages sent
by e-mail).
Does anybody have an idea how to do this in a cleaner way? I suppose this
kind of post-processing could be useful for other people as well. Maybe it
even exists (although I couldn’t find it).
Kind regards,
Taco
I think there’s a solution to what you’re trying to do:
http://wiki.bestpractical.com/index.cgi?ClickableLinks
Bye, Rolf.
Taco Witte wrote:
Hi,
Thanks! It’s exactly what I’m looking for.
Kind regards,
TacoOn Thu, December 15, 2005 23:54, Rolf Grossmann wrote:
I think there’s a solution to what you’re trying to do:
Request Tracker Wiki
Bye, Rolf.
Taco Witte wrote:
Hi RT developers,
Using RT 3.4.1 I’m trying to implement a post-processing for tickets’
contents. My goal is that e.g. IP addresses occurring in tickets are
replaced by links to another system, but only when displaying the ticket
on the web (the text in e-mail etc. should remain like it is). This
improves workflow because the users don’t have to copy-paste anymore.
Currently, I’m halfway. I’ve changed
lib/RT/Attachment_Overlay.pm:Content
to prepend and append IP addresses with a magic code (allowing me to see
the difference between them occurring in tickets and in other parts of
the
website), and I’ve changed lib/RT/Interface/Web.pm to replace IP
addresses
in magic codes to links. This works, but it puts links where they
shouldn’t be (like when commenting on a transaction and in messages sent
by e-mail).
Does anybody have an idea how to do this in a cleaner way? I suppose
this
kind of post-processing could be useful for other people as well. Maybe
it
even exists (although I couldn’t find it).
Kind regards,
Taco
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