On Feb 23, 2017, at 12:06 PM, Shawn M Moore wrote:
>
>> # do the actual 'status update'
>> my ($status, $msg) = $self->TicketObj->_Set(Field => 'Owner', Value =>
>> $Actor, RecordTransaction => 0);
>
> Should instead be:
>
> my ($status, $msg) =
I did try that, and it literally did nothing. (other than recorded the change
in the ticket and created empty emails to requestors)
This has been very easy to re-produce and there must be some different way the
Owner is pulled in the Queue view vs. actual ticket view. It is annoying as we
have
Running RT 4.4.1 - running fine for years and probably never noticed this
before. We have a Scrip that runs that probably carried over from the pre-RT4
days.
Pretty common function is to change the Owner of the ticket from “Nobody” to
the first person to correspond if they are a privileged
be discarded.
RSS would be nice... Many RSS clients would allow a quick view at the
queues.
And yes, global CSS for the look and feel. (ie: skins) would be nice.
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users, however, now all that shows
up under owner is Nobody or Nobody and the current user.
The old action used to display a list of users to change ownership to.
Any suggestions?
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