Hello Dalton,

thanks for your answer.

Using custom fields is in my opinion not the correct way what i'm now
trying to explain.

I have/create a new Ticket,
This ticket should split amount work in separated working packages. So
i will have
for example the following structure:

Ticket #xy
-ticket fields
-custom fields
-budgeting Fields

Budgeting Fields are
Person          Typ     Estimation      Cost    Status          Comment

It is possible to add n (typically 5-10 Rows) to a single ticket to
build as example the following structure

Mike    Test            10.0    5.0             done            Blackbox test
Ann     Development   45.5      40.0    working         implementing new
features
Vic        Specification   12.0         12.0          done
define the new feature functionality
.... and so on

So in this case, i will have 18 new custom fields, an as i said this
will for normal more.
Adding all this fields by custom_fields isn't in my opinion a nice way
to store all this
extra information and secondery i will blow up the config.ini.

All of this reasons i decided to implement a new table BudgetingTable
an keeping all
my extra information in this.

Using custom fields is much more easier, i know. But in this case it
isn't benefical.

For the moment i'm searching for an chance to accessing my fields to
may check it
by jquery an after all to store it to my table.

For make my self clear, i added a screenshot of the part, with i had
developed




greeting

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