Hi Thierry,
As Robert suggested, let your web app validate the data and then send RT a
formatted e-mail.
If you need to track data using custom fields, write an On Create scrip
that parses the e-mail (easy, because it's in your defined format) and
fills in your custom fields. If you don't have custom fields, you probably
don't even need any custom scrips. If that's all the automation you need
and you don't want the user to be able to access the ticket using RT, it's
very simple.
Regards,
Gene
At 12:51 PM 8/30/2007, Thierry Thelliez wrote:
How would you create a web form that will be used by users that do not
have an RT account?
The self service interface is simple but I need something even
simplier: users fill a form and press submit. That's all. No
authentication, No ticket list. On the form they should fill several
custom fields including a way to identify them back (name, email). The
only thing they need to see is a ticket submission page.
Behind the scene this form will populate an RT ticket for a predefined
queue and another group of users will process the requests/tickets.
How should I get started with these requirements?
Thanks,
Thierry Thelliez
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