Re: [rt-users] How to call code in RT_SiteConfig.pm?

2009-09-22 Thread Gene LeDuc
Solving my own problem, but not really answering my own question...

Since I'm trying to call the subroutine from a user-defined action in a 
scrip, I added package RT::Action::UserDefined; before the subroutine 
header so that it's in the same context as the scrip.

My question still stands, however.  What package name would code in the 
RT_SiteConfig.pm file be referenced as?

Regards,
Gene

Gene LeDuc wrote:
 Hi All,
 
 I've put a small subroutine called EmailInMyDomain() into my 
 RT_SiteConfig.pm file.  How do I call it from a scrip?  I get an error 
 when I try calling it like:
 if ( EmailInMyDomain($email) ) { }
 (Undefined subroutine RT::Action::UserDefined::EmailInMyDomain ...)
 
 Appreciate any help you can give me on this.
 
 Regards,
 Gene

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[rt-users] How to call code in RT_SiteConfig.pm?

2009-09-21 Thread Gene LeDuc
Hi All,

I've put a small subroutine called EmailInMyDomain() into my 
RT_SiteConfig.pm file.  How do I call it from a scrip?  I get an error 
when I try calling it like:
if ( EmailInMyDomain($email) ) { }
(Undefined subroutine RT::Action::UserDefined::EmailInMyDomain ...)

Appreciate any help you can give me on this.

Regards,
Gene
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