Re: [rt-users] need to run code when user presses a button
On Mar 26, 2015, at 11:52 AM, Al Joslin allen.jos...@gmail.com wrote: I would like to have a button on the display page of a ticket that when clicked runs some code (*) which then causes the display page to refresh I have the code (*) written which queries a remote database and updates an rt ticket based on what it finds - this is all perl code, using DBI to connect the external db I don’t care if the code is stored in RT or not How can I do this? I can create a button on the Ticket display page which submits a form to an url, perhaps I should return the result as a redirect back to the Ticket display page ? Hi Al, There is probably a way to hack this into the RT pages but the way I'd probably do it is build a separate webpage on a different virtualhost that will do what you want (very simple page with the button) and the necessary headers to redirect to the referrer. Then I'd use a custom field to show that page (custom fields can show data *or* actual webpage content). When I click the button within the custom field that's displaying this other page it would go to that page, do what it's supposed to do and then redirect back to the referrer (the display page in RT). Be sure to protect the page on the virtualhost somehow so it's not available to someone who should not see/use it. Landon Stewart : lstew...@iweb.com Lead Specialist, Abuse and Security Management Spécialiste principal, gestion des abus et sécurité http://iweb.com : +1 (888) 909-4932 signature.asc Description: Message signed with OpenPGP using GPGMail
[rt-users] need to run code when user presses a button
I would like to have a button on the display page of a ticket that when clicked runs some code (*) which then causes the display page to refresh I have the code (*) written which queries a remote database and updates an rt ticket based on what it finds - this is all perl code, using DBI to connect the external db I don’t care if the code is stored in RT or not How can I do this? I can create a button on the Ticket display page which submits a form to an url, perhaps I should return the result as a redirect back to the Ticket display page ? thanks al;
Re: [rt-users] need to run code when user presses a button
I've got the buttons into Users, Assets, and Tickets via callbacks -- they went in quite cleanly There's no real page to show as the code doesn't take any params beyond the id of the item being updated, and hitting it just updates that RT item with data from the old Ticketing system (I put the id's from the old system into CF's in the RT elements, loading that via a cron job each night) we're only going to use this while we are converting over from the old Ticketing system, and hitting it will only redirect to the originating page/item or error if there is no id so it should be pretty safe. Thanks for confirming my plan al; On Mar 26, 2015, at 5:49 PM, Landon Stewart lstew...@iweb.com wrote: On Mar 26, 2015, at 11:52 AM, Al Joslin allen.jos...@gmail.com wrote: I would like to have a button on the display page of a ticket that when clicked runs some code (*) which then causes the display page to refresh I have the code (*) written which queries a remote database and updates an rt ticket based on what it finds - this is all perl code, using DBI to connect the external db I don’t care if the code is stored in RT or not How can I do this? I can create a button on the Ticket display page which submits a form to an url, perhaps I should return the result as a redirect back to the Ticket display page ? Hi Al, There is probably a way to hack this into the RT pages but the way I'd probably do it is build a separate webpage on a different virtualhost that will do what you want (very simple page with the button) and the necessary headers to redirect to the referrer. Then I'd use a custom field to show that page (custom fields can show data *or* actual webpage content). When I click the button within the custom field that's displaying this other page it would go to that page, do what it's supposed to do and then redirect back to the referrer (the display page in RT). Be sure to protect the page on the virtualhost somehow so it's not available to someone who should not see/use it. Landon Stewart : lstew...@iweb.com Lead Specialist, Abuse and Security Management Spécialiste principal, gestion des abus et sécurité http://iweb.com : +1 (888) 909-4932
