RTx::EmailCompletion 0.02

RT Users
1

Hi,

RTx::EmailCompletion 0.02 just hit cpan :

Changes for 0.02

  • allow email completion for unprivileged users (disable by
    default). See README
  • add debugging tools to find input tags found by emailcompletion.js
2

Nice tool. But I do not find the point of choosing from all email
addresses in the database. I changed in Ajax/EmailCompletion, from LIKE
in STARTSWITH since I find it more useful this way.
Maybe a configuration item should be added to set the behavior to LIKE
or STARTSWITH :wink:

Nicolas Chuche wrote:

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Nice tool. But I do not find the point of choosing from all email
addresses in the database.

What kind of subset do you need ?

I changed in Ajax/EmailCompletion, from LIKE
in STARTSWITH since I find it more useful this way.

Here our mail are firstname.lastname@my.corp.net and i like to be able
to find people with just the lastname.

Maybe a configuration item should be added to set the behavior to LIKE
or STARTSWITH :wink:

Hum. Why not.

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Nicolas Chuche wrote:

I changed in Ajax/EmailCompletion, from LIKE
in STARTSWITH since I find it more useful this way.

Here our mail are firstname.lastname@my.corp.net and i like to be able
to find people with just the lastname.

ofc. Anyone has the right to make a extension for him, and eventually
make it available for other people.

Maybe a configuration item should be added to set the behavior to LIKE
or STARTSWITH :wink:

Hum. Why not.

I’m thinking that the best way to do this, is to have a configuration
variable with all the values supported by DBIx::SearchBuilder. Example:

Currently, the values supported by this parameter are the ones from

DBIx::SearchBuilder man page:

*) LIKE

*) STARTSWITH

*) ENDSWITH

*) MATCHES

See the DBIx::SearchBuilder man page for details related to this

parameters

Set($EmailCompletionSearch,“LIKE”);

PS: If LIKE is used, % -es are redundant, since DBIx::SearchBuilder adds
them when LIKE, STARTSWITH and ENDSWITH are used.