I'm trying to pull together a script which will print out all the values from a
particular CF. It will work in conjunction with a bit of code already provided
to me by Roy El-Hames.
I think I've figured out that I need to use RT::CustomFieldValues in order to
make use of the LimitToCustomField
Matthew;
try
perldoc /PATH TO RT/lib/RT/name of module
Roy
Mathew Snyder wrote:
I'm trying to sort through lib/RT in order to figure out how to write
scrips/scripts. I read the RT Essentials book but didn't see anything that
describes the differences between files such as CustomFieldValue.pm
Hmmm...Should I be using ObjectCustomFieldValues instead?
Mathew
Roy El-Hames wrote:
Matthew;
try
perldoc /PATH TO RT/lib/RT/name of module
Roy
Mathew Snyder wrote:
I'm trying to sort through lib/RT in order to figure out how to write
scrips/scripts. I read the RT Essentials book but
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I'm trying to sort through lib/RT in order to
I'm using RT 3.6.1. When I perform a ticket search and include the
absolute Created (or Resolved) fields, it formats the results as:
day mmm dd hh:mm:ss (eg. Wed Aug 16 14:49:45 2006)
Is there any way I can change that format? (For example, mm-dd- and
drop the time all together?)
Create a queue scrip , On create ,user defined action with something
similar to
$self-TicketObj-SetSubject ('whatever you want');
Roy
John Arends wrote:
Can anyone think of a good way to auto populate the subject when
creating a new ticket in a particular queue? I guess one option would
be
I am sorry if this has already been discussed, I was not able to find
information on this issue:
I have 5 custom fields that are for Ticket Transactions used on 4 queues
that I have setup, what I am trying to do is the following:
When a ticket is resolved (Transaction) I update these custom
In case you are interested, I've filed a bug report through CPAN's RT:
http://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=23535
Cheers,
Emanuele.
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hello again,
background: viewing a number of tickets results in 100% cpu, 100% memory
usage, dead server.
to the point where there's a script that runs every minute killing
runaway httpd processes.
the problem we're experiencing is because the tickets have a LARGE
number of transactions, due to
I'm having an issue where RT is completely unable to store binary
attachments (images, PDFs, programs). While this may be a good thing
from an anti-virus POV, it's kind of annoying when we want to attach
relevant information. What we're seeing is that RT is storing
everything up to the first
First of all: callbacks are way cool. I've used them in a number of
places and found them to be vastly superior to copying an entire page
and modifying it. Unfortunately, this brings me to a problem: figuring
out where callbacks really are being looked for. Let me present an example.
I've
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