I am upgrading to 3.5.6 and was noticing that the system lets
you save systemwide searches, which is nice, but is there a
way to generically save a search that will search for things
matching that user, like, Owner = User or Requestor = User?
That would seem to make them much more useful…
If there isn’t, where would be the best place to hack that in?
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you can add it from Advanced tab with CurrentUser token. Try to go
to preferences tab there is now options to change home page and
searches that are used to build default home page and at least “#XX
tickets I own” search use this trick.On 12/16/05, Anthony R. J. Ball ant@suave.net wrote:
I am upgrading to 3.5.6 and was noticing that the system lets
you save systemwide searches, which is nice, but is there a
way to generically save a search that will search for things
matching that user, like, Owner = User or Requestor = User?
That would seem to make them much more useful…
If there isn’t, where would be the best place to hack that in?
Thanks, this helped a lot… I had to add a CurrentUserName to match
requestor.name but I knew where to add it, at least. Good stuff!On Fri, Dec 16, 2005 at 01:35:56AM +0300, Ruslan Zakirov wrote:
you can add it from Advanced tab with CurrentUser token. Try to go
to preferences tab there is now options to change home page and
searches that are used to build default home page and at least “#XX
tickets I own” search use this trick.
On 12/16/05, Anthony R. J. Ball ant@suave.net wrote:
I am upgrading to 3.5.6 and was noticing that the system lets
you save systemwide searches, which is nice, but is there a
way to generically save a search that will search for things
matching that user, like, Owner = User or Requestor = User?
That would seem to make them much more useful…
If there isn’t, where would be the best place to hack that in?