Subject required

It’s possible in 3.8.1 configure a way to ensure that a ticket will always
have a Subject?

thanks,

Marco

It’s possible in 3.8.1 configure a way to ensure that a ticket will always
have a Subject?

No, you have to modify RT. I think there is an example at
http://wiki.bestpractical.com/.

It’s possible in 3.8.1 configure a way to ensure that a ticket will always
have a Subject?

No, you have to modify RT. I think there is an example at
http://wiki.bestpractical.com/.

http://wiki.bestpractical.com/view/MandatorySubject

I happened to be working on this at the moment b/c the addition of the
WYSIWYG editor in RT 3.8 broke my previous client-side method of requiring
a description in a new ticket. After concluding that the client side
methods were not very sustainable, I decided to try my hand at a
server-side validation method. What I came up with uses the “Initial”
callback of /Ticket/Display.html (haven’t yet looked at the SelfService
UI) and appears to work:

<%INIT>
if ( defined($ARGSRef->{‘id’}) && ($ARGSRef->{‘id’} eq ‘new’) &&
defined($ARGSRef->{‘Subject’}) && ($ARGSRef->{‘Subject’} eq ‘’)
) {
my $msg = ‘Ticket creation error: Subject required.’;
my $QueueObj = new RT::Queue($session{‘CurrentUser’});
$QueueObj->Load($ARGSRef->{‘Queue’}) || Abort(loc(“Queue could not be
loaded.”));
my $key = Digest::MD5::md5_hex( rand(1024) );
push @{ $session{“Actions”}->{$key} ||= }, $msg;
$session{‘i’}++;
RT::Interface::Web::Redirect( RT->Config->Get(‘WebURL’) .
“Ticket/Create.html?Queue=” . $QueueObj->id . “&results=” . $key );
}
</%INIT>
<%ARGS>
$ARGSRef
$TicketObj
</%ARGS>

Some of this code I copied from /Ticket/Display.html w/o completely
understanding how it works …

Cheers,
David

rt-users-bounces@lists.bestpractical.com wrote on 09/29/2008 08:43:50 AM:> On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 02:38:43PM +0200, Emmanuel Lacour wrote:

On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 02:18:09PM +0200, Marco Avvisano wrote:

It’s possible in 3.8.1 configure a way to ensure that a ticket
will always
have a Subject?

No, you have to modify RT. I think there is an example at
http://wiki.bestpractical.com/.

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I insert this code and it seems to work

aggiunto

if (($ARGS{‘id’} eq ‘new’) && ($ARGS{‘Subject’} eq ‘’))
{
my $msg = ‘Ticket creation error: Subject required.’;
my $QueueObj = new RT::Queue($session{‘CurrentUser’});
$QueueObj->Load($ARGS{‘Queue’}) || Abort(loc(“Queue could not be loaded.”));
my $key = Digest::MD5::md5_hex( rand(1024) );
push @{ $session{“Actions”}->{$key} ||= [] }, $msg;
$session{‘i’}++;
RT::Interface::Web::Redirect( RT->Config->Get(‘WebURL’) . “Ticket/Create.html?Queue=” . $QueueObj->id . “&results=” . $key );

}
#fine

thank for suggestions

MarcoFrom: David Chandek-Stark
To: Emmanuel Lacour
Cc: rt-users@lists.bestpractical.com ; rt-users-bounces@lists.bestpractical.com
Sent: Monday, September 29, 2008 9:56 PM
Subject: Re: [rt-users] Subject required

I happened to be working on this at the moment b/c the addition of the WYSIWYG editor in RT 3.8 broke my previous client-side method of requiring a description in a new ticket. After concluding that the client side methods were not very sustainable, I decided to try my hand at a server-side validation method. What I came up with uses the “Initial” callback of /Ticket/Display.html (haven’t yet looked at the SelfService UI) and appears to work:

<%INIT>
if ( defined($ARGSRef->{‘id’}) && ($ARGSRef->{‘id’} eq ‘new’) &&
defined($ARGSRef->{‘Subject’}) && ($ARGSRef->{‘Subject’} eq ‘’)
) {
my $msg = ‘Ticket creation error: Subject required.’;
my $QueueObj = new RT::Queue($session{‘CurrentUser’});
$QueueObj->Load($ARGSRef->{‘Queue’}) || Abort(loc(“Queue could not be loaded.”));
my $key = Digest::MD5::md5_hex( rand(1024) );
push @{ $session{“Actions”}->{$key} ||= [] }, $msg;
$session{‘i’}++;
RT::Interface::Web::Redirect( RT->Config->Get(‘WebURL’) . “Ticket/Create.html?Queue=” . $QueueObj->id . “&results=” . $key );
}
</%INIT>
<%ARGS>
$ARGSRef
$TicketObj
</%ARGS>

Some of this code I copied from /Ticket/Display.html w/o completely understanding how it works …

Cheers,
David

rt-users-bounces@lists.bestpractical.com wrote on 09/29/2008 08:43:50 AM: