Cool - Exactly what I wanted.
This did exactly what I wanted!
Having done this I thought I’d add the Due field after the status, but that
generates a problem.
When I add the Due field as follows:
{ Header => ‘Due’,
TicketAttribute => ‘Due’
},
Any Due dates not set appear with a date in 1970 as opposed to “-” (this is
probably something to do with the Unix date function working on the number
of days since a date in 1970).
Does anybody know how I can get it not to display anything if it is not set
rather than make it look as if my RT system is run by a bunch of guys who
have not yet managed to get out of the sixties .
Ideally, I’d also love to have the line show in red if the due date has
passed - is this possible?
Regards,
Derek…From: Matt Disney [mailto:mdisney@ecdev.fedex.com]
Sent: 18 September 2001 17:54
To: Martin Schapendonk
Cc: Derek Fage; rt-users@lists.fsck.com
Subject: Re: [rt-users] Questions about the “Take” link
Martin,
In your config.pm you could change this:
{ Header => ‘Take’,
TicketLink => 1,
Constant => ‘Take’,
ExtraLinks => ‘&Action=Take’
},
To this:
{ Header => ‘Take’,
TicketLink => 1,
Constant => ‘Take’,
ExtraLinks => ‘&Action=Take&Status=open’
},
Note the difference in the “ExtraLinks” parameter.
That would change the “Take” link to perform both a Take action and change
the
status to open.
And if/when you do this, don’t forget to restart httpd so mod_perl picks up
the module modifications.
Matt Disney
Martin Schapendonk writes: