How hard would it be to add a drop down list of all of the queues to the
Comment/Reply page?
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How hard would it be to add a drop down list of all of the queues to the
Comment/Reply page?
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It should already be there -the row between Status and update type … or am
I mis-understanding your question
I am guessing you have permission problems which also relates to your Child
tickets problem
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Nope, not there. I have
Status: Owner: Worked:
Update Type:
Bcc:
Attach:
Message:
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Raed El-Hames wrote:
Also, as the admin I have SuperUser rights so permissions shouldn’t be the issue.
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Raed El-Hames wrote:
Sorry Mathew you are absolutely right, I so used to my customised
version that I forgot what is out of the box, I am not sure why the RT
folks left it out.
You can add the queue either using call backs (though not sure how to do
this - If you get a working call back please tell me how these are
done), Or you can easily add the Queue list by modifying
Ticket/Update.html adding:
Regards;
Roy
Mathew Snyder wrote:
Callbacks confuse me. I wish they were easier to manage and make sense of.
I’ll try your approach. Thanks.
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