Rus We do have some global scripts which notify owner on a comment to ensure they are aware if someone else with capabilities added a comment. There is also 1 to notify the Admin CC group if no one is the owner.
Does having a notification tied to a script for a comment alter anything. Like I said it performs fine when the ticket is open however when a ticket is resolved and someone goes in to make a comment the history even shows it as a Correspondence. I actually did it today to verify. Created a ticket, put on a reply and then a comment and both showed correctly. Closed the ticket and then put a comment on it and it opens the ticket and logs it as a correspondence. We are pretty good about not altering delivered code and we are on 4.0.6 We have added several of the extensions but they are mostly around mandatory items like subject, etc. Thanks for such a quick reply Joe Joe Kirby , Assistant Vice President, Business Systems Division of Information Technology (DoIT) Support Response - http://www.umbc.edu/doit Administration 627 Office - 410-455-3020 Email - ki...@umbc.edu On Mar 21, 2013, at 5:26 PM, Ruslan Zakirov wrote: > On Thu, Mar 21, 2013 at 11:16 PM, Joe Kirby <ki...@umbc.edu> wrote: >> Some of my users have pointed out that once a ticket is resolved and they >> put up a comment it gets treated as a correspondence and then many things, >> including the re-opening of a ticket, occurs. >> >> Even though the script condition is on correspondence and they put up a >> comment the system seems to convert the type to correspondence. >> >> Is this by design or is there a setting we need to redo? > > > Reply (Correspond) does re-open resolved tickets, but comment > shouldn't. RT doesn't convert comments to corresponds out of the box. > I think it's some local customization either in code or scrips > (auto-open is a scrip). > > > >> >> Thanks >> >> Joe >> >> Joe Kirby , Assistant Vice President, Business Systems >> Division of Information Technology (DoIT) >> Support Response - http://www.umbc.edu/doit >> Administration 627 >> Office - 410-455-3020 >> Email - ki...@umbc.edu >> > > > > -- > Best regards, Ruslan.
