Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-07 Thread Remedy Maniac
**




Frank,

I saw the reference to ARNotification in the 7.1 doc.
It's basically the same info in the doc for 6.00.01 and 6.3
What I didn't see is regarding the "The X,Y order of the fields" you
mentioned.
What do you mean by this?
Do I call the fields x_myfield1, y_myfield2 ... ?
I tried by aligning all the fields in the view alphabetically ... by
adding a_, b_, c_ ... "flags" to every field ... I re-created the form
and the filter ... nothing helped 
I believe there must be a trick with this ... that would be great if
somebody could drop me a tip or an idea on this ...

Siriche
somewhere in Europe


Frank Caruso wrote:

  
**
  
  You need to create aspecial view of the form called
"ARNotification". The X,Y order of the fields in that view will dictate
how they are displayed in the email. This is documented in the 7.1 Work
Flow Objects guide.
  
  HTH
  
  Frank Caruso
  Iraq
  
  
  On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 10:31 AM, Remedy Maniac remedy.man...@googlemail.com
wrote:
  hello list,

Env:
ARSystem 6.001 latest patch with the email engine at the same level.
On Sun Solaris 9 with Sybase 12.5.3

I have several filters that fire email notifications.
I included in the emails several of the fields from the form.
I would like these fields to appear in a certain order: A before B and
C after B, etc ...
I tried several ways of making this work but it looks like the ARSystem
chooses itself always the same order which looks like not having any
order,
i.e A comes after F which comes before D, etc ...

I checked the docs, I haven't found any relevant information regarding
my concern.
Can anybody possibly give me some indications, help, ... on how this
order is built and how I could change it to work as I would like?
This is an important requirement for us to move to 7.5 with possibly
ITSM Suite.

Thank you

Siriche

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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications - SOLVED

2009-12-07 Thread Remedy Maniac
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it works fine ...
what I was missing was: the ARNotification needs to be the default view
of course ...

Siriche


Rod Harris wrote:

  It seems that Frank is right and the ability to order fields in a
notify action via a special view is a little known new feature in 7.0
and later.

Here is an excerpt from the workflow objects 7.5 guide.

*

By default, the order of fields included in an email notification is
based on their
arrangement in the form view, as follows:
! Fields are taken from the default form view. If there is no default
view, the first
view is used.
! Using the X and Y coordinates of each field, the order of fields
begins at the top
left, and moves left to right, then down (in a zigzag-like pattern).
! Fields excluded from the form’s default view are randomly included at the
bottom of the list in a notification.
! You can only include data fields in an email. Other field types such as panel
fields are ignored.
To guarantee the order of fields in a notification, create a special view named
ARNotification. Exclude any panel fields from this view; otherwise,
notifications
default to the default view.
4 To view additional email-related fields, click Show Unused Fields.
Use these fields
to override default parameters relating to the email system. For
information about
these parameters, see the BMC Remedy Email Engine Guide.




Since I mostly use HTML emails these days this one had pretty much
slipped by me too.

Rod

2009/12/2 Misi Mladoniczky m...@rrr.se:
  
  
Hi,

There are no way of sorting the fields in any version.

You can add fields to the "Notify Text" instead. You have to add both
label and $Fieldname$ and a NL between each field.

There are upper limitations to the Text-size, in which case you must do
something else. For example creating an unlimited Display-only-field where
you put your message. Add this field only in the field list.

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  hello list,

Env:
ARSystem 6.001 latest patch with the email engine at the same level.
On Sun Solaris 9 with Sybase 12.5.3

I have several filters that fire email notifications.
I included in the emails several of the fields from the form.
I would like these fields to appear in a certain order: A before B and C
after B, etc ...
I tried several ways of making this work but it looks like the ARSystem
chooses itself always the same order which looks like not having any
order,
i.e A comes after F which comes before D, etc ...

I checked the docs, I haven't found any relevant information regarding
my concern.
Can anybody possibly give me some indications, help, ... on how this
order is built and how I could change it to work as I would like?
This is an important requirement for us to move to 7.5 with possibly
ITSM Suite.

Thank you

Siriche

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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-07 Thread Ben Chernys
Hi Serouche,
 
The X Y order refers to the position on the screen (view).  X is horizontal
with zero == left hand edge.  Y is vertical with 0 == top.
 
So,   
 
0+1+2+
.apple
.   pie
.
.
apple would come first with approx 5,1, then pie with approx 8,2
 
Note that the numbers are not to be taken literally.
 
The admin tools field info gives you the x y coordinates.
Cheers
Ben
 
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Subject: Re: fields orderer in emails notifications


** Frank,

I saw the reference to ARNotification in the 7.1 doc.
It's basically the same info in the doc for 6.00.01 and 6.3
What I didn't see is regarding the The X,Y order of the fields you
mentioned.
What do you mean by this?
Do I call the fields x_myfield1, y_myfield2 ... ?
I tried by aligning all the fields in the view alphabetically ... by adding
a_, b_, c_ ... flags to every field ... I re-created the form and the
filter ... nothing helped 
I believe there must be a trick with this ... that would be great if
somebody could drop me a tip or an idea on this ...

Siriche
somewhere in Europe


Frank Caruso wrote: 

** 
You need to create a special view of the form called ARNotification. The
X,Y order of the fields in that view will dictate how they are displayed in
the email. This is documented in the 7.1 Work Flow Objects guide.
 
HTH
 
Frank Caruso
Iraq


On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 10:31 AM, Remedy Maniac
remedy.man...@googlemail.com wrote:


hello list,

Env:
ARSystem 6.001 latest patch with the email engine at the same level.
On Sun Solaris 9 with Sybase 12.5.3

I have several filters that fire email notifications.
I included in the emails several of the fields from the form.
I would like these fields to appear in a certain order: A before B and C
after B, etc ...
I tried several ways of making this work but it looks like the ARSystem
chooses itself always the same order which looks like not having any order,
i.e A comes after F which comes before D, etc ...

I checked the docs, I haven't found any relevant information regarding my
concern.
Can anybody possibly give me some indications, help, ... on how this order
is built and how I could change it to work as I would like?
This is an important requirement for us to move to 7.5 with possibly ITSM
Suite.

Thank you

Siriche


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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-07 Thread Frank Caruso
The X and the Y refer to the field cooridantes. Each field on a form has an
X and Y vlaue for its position.

I just tested this process and it worked for me.

Added a new view to an existing form and called it ARNotification.
Created a Filter that would perform a notification action on modify.
The notification sends and email with selected fields.
The email that goes out has the fields in the same order as they appear in
the ARNotifcation view.



On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 1:15 PM, Remedy Maniac
remedy.man...@googlemail.comwrote:

 **
 Frank,

 I saw the reference to ARNotification in the 7.1 doc.
 It's basically the same info in the doc for 6.00.01 and 6.3
 What I didn't see is regarding the The X,Y order of the fields you
 mentioned.
 What do you mean by this?
 Do I call the fields x_myfield1, y_myfield2 ... ?
 I tried by aligning all the fields in the view alphabetically ... by adding
 a_, b_, c_ ... flags to every field ... I re-created the form and the
 filter ... nothing helped
 I believe there must be a trick with this ... that would be great if
 somebody could drop me a tip or an idea on this ...

 Siriche
 somewhere in Europe


 Frank Caruso wrote:

 **
 You need to create a special view of the form called ARNotification. The
 X,Y order of the fields in that view will dictate how they are displayed in
 the email. This is documented in the 7.1 Work Flow Objects guide.

 HTH

 Frank Caruso
 Iraq

 On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 10:31 AM, Remedy Maniac 
 remedy.man...@googlemail.com wrote:

 hello list,

 Env:
 ARSystem 6.001 latest patch with the email engine at the same level.
 On Sun Solaris 9 with Sybase 12.5.3

 I have several filters that fire email notifications.
 I included in the emails several of the fields from the form.
 I would like these fields to appear in a certain order: A before B and C
 after B, etc ...
 I tried several ways of making this work but it looks like the ARSystem
 chooses itself always the same order which looks like not having any order,
 i.e A comes after F which comes before D, etc ...

 I checked the docs, I haven't found any relevant information regarding my
 concern.
 Can anybody possibly give me some indications, help, ... on how this order
 is built and how I could change it to work as I would like?
 This is an important requirement for us to move to 7.5 with possibly ITSM
 Suite.

 Thank you

 Siriche


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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications - SOLVED

2009-12-07 Thread Frank Caruso
It does NOT have to be the default view. In my example it was one of three
views and was not the default.

On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 1:38 PM, Remedy Maniac
remedy.man...@googlemail.comwrote:

 **
 it works fine ...
 what I was missing was: the ARNotification needs to be the default view of
 course ...

 Siriche


 Rod Harris wrote:

 It seems that Frank is right and the ability to order fields in a
 notify action via a special view is a little known new feature in 7.0
 and later.

 Here is an excerpt from the workflow objects 7.5 guide.

 *

 By default, the order of fields included in an email notification is
 based on their
 arrangement in the form view, as follows:
 ! Fields are taken from the default form view. If there is no default
 view, the first
 view is used.
 ! Using the X and Y coordinates of each field, the order of fields
 begins at the top
 left, and moves left to right, then down (in a zigzag-like pattern).
 ! Fields excluded from the form’s default view are randomly included at the
 bottom of the list in a notification.
 ! You can only include data fields in an email. Other field types such as 
 panel
 fields are ignored.
 To guarantee the order of fields in a notification, create a special view 
 named
 ARNotification. Exclude any panel fields from this view; otherwise,
 notifications
 default to the default view.
 4 To view additional email-related fields, click Show Unused Fields.
 Use these fields
 to override default parameters relating to the email system. For
 information about
 these parameters, see the BMC Remedy Email Engine Guide.


 

 Since I mostly use HTML emails these days this one had pretty much
 slipped by me too.

 Rod

 2009/12/2 Misi Mladoniczky m...@rrr.se m...@rrr.se:


 Hi,

 There are no way of sorting the fields in any version.

 You can add fields to the Notify Text instead. You have to add both
 label and $Fieldname$ and a NL between each field.

 There are upper limitations to the Text-size, in which case you must do
 something else. For example creating an unlimited Display-only-field where
 you put your message. Add this field only in the field list.

Best Regards - Misi, RRR AB, http://www.rrr.se

 Products from RRR Scandinavia:
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 Find these products, and many free tools and utilities, at http://rrr.se.



 hello list,

 Env:
 ARSystem 6.001 latest patch with the email engine at the same level.
 On Sun Solaris 9 with Sybase 12.5.3

 I have several filters that fire email notifications.
 I included in the emails several of the fields from the form.
 I would like these fields to appear in a certain order: A before B and C
 after B, etc ...
 I tried several ways of making this work but it looks like the ARSystem
 chooses itself always the same order which looks like not having any
 order,
 i.e A comes after F which comes before D, etc ...

 I checked the docs, I haven't found any relevant information regarding
 my concern.
 Can anybody possibly give me some indications, help, ... on how this
 order is built and how I could change it to work as I would like?
 This is an important requirement for us to move to 7.5 with possibly
 ITSM Suite.

 Thank you

 Siriche

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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications - SOLVED

2009-12-07 Thread Remedy Maniac
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well the only thing which I hadn't tested was to set this view as the
Default one.
Even the thing with the X, Y coordinates I had somehow naturally
aligned all the fields with the same values.
It only worked when I changed the default view.
Now I just added an AL on open/load to forward the client to the
correct view.
What I have is ARSystem 6.00.01 patch 1545 and on the web it is
Mid-tiers 6.3 patch 013
Anyway now it works and I am happy with the result.


Frank Caruso wrote:

  
**
  It does NOT have to be the default view. In my example it was
one of three views and was not the default.
  
  On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 1:38 PM, Remedy Maniac remedy.man...@googlemail.com
wrote:
  **
it works fine ...
what I was missing was: the ARNotification needs to be the default view
of course ...

Siriche


Rod Harris wrote:

  It seems that Frank is right and the ability to order fields in a
notify action via a special view is a little known new feature in 7.0
and later.

Here is an excerpt from the workflow objects 7.5 guide.

*

By default, the order of fields included in an email notification is
based on their
arrangement in the form view, as follows:
! Fields are taken from the default form view. If there is no default
view, the first
view is used.
! Using the X and Y coordinates of each field, the order of fields
begins at the top
left, and moves left to right, then down (in a zigzag-like pattern).
! Fields excluded from the form’s default view are randomly included at the
bottom of the list in a notification.
! You can only include data fields in an email. Other field types such as panel
fields are ignored.
To guarantee the order of fields in a notification, create a special view named
ARNotification. Exclude any panel fields from this view; otherwise,
notifications
default to the default view.
4 To view additional email-related fields, click Show Unused Fields.
Use these fields
to override default parameters relating to the email system. For
information about
these parameters, see the BMC Remedy Email Engine Guide.




Since I mostly use HTML emails these days this one had pretty much
slipped by me too.

Rod

2009/12/2 Misi Mladoniczky m...@rrr.se:
  
  
Hi,

There are no way of sorting the fields in any version.

You can add fields to the "Notify Text" instead. You have to add both
label and $Fieldname$ and a NL between each field.

There are upper limitations to the Text-size, in which case you must do
something else. For example creating an unlimited Display-only-field where
you put your message. Add this field only in the field list.

       Best Regards - Misi, RRR AB, http://www.rrr.se

Products from RRR Scandinavia:
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Find these products, and many free tools and utilities, at http://rrr.se.



  hello list,

Env:
ARSystem 6.001 latest patch with the email engine at the same level.
On Sun Solaris 9 with Sybase 12.5.3

I have several filters that fire email notifications.
I included in the emails several of the fields from the form.
I would like these fields to appear in a certain order: A before B and C
after B, etc ...
I tried several ways of making this work but it looks like the ARSystem
chooses itself always the same order which looks like not having any
order,
i.e A comes after F which comes before D, etc ...

I checked the docs, I haven't found any relevant information regarding
my concern.
Can anybody possibly give me some indications, help, ... on how this
order is built and how I could change it to work as I would like?
This is an important requirement for us to move to 7.5 with possibly
ITSM Suite.

Thank you

Siriche

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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications - SOLVED

2009-12-07 Thread Remedy Maniac
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I need to correct my previous email: the view doe not have to be the
default one.
I changed the view to not be the default and it works.
So I must have been doing something wrong with the coordinates.
Just for clarification for the archives.
Many thanks to the one who posted on this issue.



Frank Caruso wrote:

  
**
  It does NOT have to be the default view. In my example it was
one of three views and was not the default.
  
  On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 1:38 PM, Remedy Maniac remedy.man...@googlemail.com
wrote:
  **
it works fine ...
what I was missing was: the ARNotification needs to be the default view
of course ...

Siriche


Rod Harris wrote:

  It seems that Frank is right and the ability to order fields in a
notify action via a special view is a little known new feature in 7.0
and later.

Here is an excerpt from the workflow objects 7.5 guide.

*

By default, the order of fields included in an email notification is
based on their
arrangement in the form view, as follows:
! Fields are taken from the default form view. If there is no default
view, the first
view is used.
! Using the X and Y coordinates of each field, the order of fields
begins at the top
left, and moves left to right, then down (in a zigzag-like pattern).
! Fields excluded from the form’s default view are randomly included at the
bottom of the list in a notification.
! You can only include data fields in an email. Other field types such as panel
fields are ignored.
To guarantee the order of fields in a notification, create a special view named
ARNotification. Exclude any panel fields from this view; otherwise,
notifications
default to the default view.
4 To view additional email-related fields, click Show Unused Fields.
Use these fields
to override default parameters relating to the email system. For
information about
these parameters, see the BMC Remedy Email Engine Guide.




Since I mostly use HTML emails these days this one had pretty much
slipped by me too.

Rod

2009/12/2 Misi Mladoniczky m...@rrr.se:
  
  
Hi,

There are no way of sorting the fields in any version.

You can add fields to the "Notify Text" instead. You have to add both
label and $Fieldname$ and a NL between each field.

There are upper limitations to the Text-size, in which case you must do
something else. For example creating an unlimited Display-only-field where
you put your message. Add this field only in the field list.

       Best Regards - Misi, RRR AB, http://www.rrr.se

Products from RRR Scandinavia:
* RRR|License - Not enough Remedy licenses? Save money by optimizing.
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Find these products, and many free tools and utilities, at http://rrr.se.



  hello list,

Env:
ARSystem 6.001 latest patch with the email engine at the same level.
On Sun Solaris 9 with Sybase 12.5.3

I have several filters that fire email notifications.
I included in the emails several of the fields from the form.
I would like these fields to appear in a certain order: A before B and C
after B, etc ...
I tried several ways of making this work but it looks like the ARSystem
chooses itself always the same order which looks like not having any
order,
i.e A comes after F which comes before D, etc ...

I checked the docs, I haven't found any relevant information regarding
my concern.
Can anybody possibly give me some indications, help, ... on how this
order is built and how I could change it to work as I would like?
This is an important requirement for us to move to 7.5 with possibly
ITSM Suite.

Thank you

Siriche

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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-03 Thread Remedy Maniac
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Is this a sort of Friday humour?
Does this thing work or not?
I mean I have always appreciated the very clear frontier between
possible and impossible things in Remedy.
One thing is doable and another thing is not doable.
That's fair enough.
But it is highly frustrating when something which is suppose to work,
does simple do not work.
It is not a question of not being able to produce the expected behavior.

I have a view called ARNotification
I have fields like Originator, cc list, responsible, worklog
I would like these fields to be included in a alphabetic order in my
email notifications.
What should I do? Can anybody tell me the right answer, and maybe step
by step to do?

It sounds like a bug ... could it be ?




Joe DeSouza wrote:

  
**
  
  Delete the view. Check the vui table in the database that it has
no references toa view by that name in the database for that table.
Thenrecreate the view. Check to see if that helps.
  
  Joe
  
   From: Remedy Maniac
remedy.man...@googlemail.com
  To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
  Sent: Wed, December 2, 2009 10:40:08 AM
  Subject: Re: fields orderer in emails
notifications
  
** it is the exact Label of my view : "ARNotification"
the type is: "Standard (Recommended)"
and the Master flag is set to "False"
Any other idea or help?
  
  
  
David Sanders wrote:
  
Chack that you have spelled the view name correctly - ARNotification.  No
spaces, and the correct capitalization.

HTH

David Sanders
Remedy Solution Architect
Enterprise Service Suite @ Work
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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-03 Thread LJ Longwing
I've experienced that the 'zig-zag pattern' works...I've never worked with
the specific view, but if from what I understand, if you put them top to
bottom in the order you want them to display they should...

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Subject: Re: fields orderer in emails notifications


** Is this a sort of Friday humour?
Does this thing work or not?
I mean I have always appreciated the very clear frontier between possible
and impossible things in Remedy.
One thing is doable and another thing is not doable.
That's fair enough.
But it is highly frustrating when something which is suppose to work, does
simple do not work.
It is not a question of not being able to produce the expected behavior.

I have a view called ARNotification
I have fields like Originator, cc list, responsible, worklog
I would like these fields to be included in a alphabetic order in my email
notifications.
What should I do? Can anybody tell me the right answer, and maybe step by
step to do?

It sounds like a bug ... could it be ?




Joe DeSouza wrote: 

** 
Delete the view. Check the vui table in the database that it has no
references to a view by that name in the database for that table. Then
recreate the view. Check to see if that helps.
 
Joe

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Subject: Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

** it is the exact Label of my view : ARNotification
the type is: Standard (Recommended)
and the Master flag is set to False
Any other idea or help?



David Sanders wrote: 

Chack that you have spelled the view name correctly - ARNotification.  No

spaces, and the correct capitalization.



HTH



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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-03 Thread Carey Matthew Black
Siriche,

Lets check a few more things here.


A Filter should be firing on the form in question with a Notify action.

The Notify action that is sending the email should:
  Not be using a Content Template. ( You may not want to use any templates.
I am not sure if a header/footer would be a problem, but I know
the content template would trump the field order from the form. )
  Should be using: Include Fields with one a value of : All, Changed or Selected

Can you confirm that the Notify action meets those conditions?

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On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 10:12 AM, Remedy Maniac
remedy.man...@googlemail.com wrote:
 **
 Is this a sort of Friday humour?
 Does this thing work or not?
 I mean I have always appreciated the very clear frontier between possible
 and impossible things in Remedy.
 One thing is doable and another thing is not doable.
 That's fair enough.
 But it is highly frustrating when something which is suppose to work, does
 simple do not work.
 It is not a question of not being able to produce the expected behavior.

 I have a view called ARNotification
 I have fields like Originator, cc list, responsible, worklog
 I would like these fields to be included in a alphabetic order in my email
 notifications.
 What should I do? Can anybody tell me the right answer, and maybe step by
 step to do?

 It sounds like a bug ... could it be ?




 Joe DeSouza wrote:

 **
 Delete the view. Check the vui table in the database that it has no
 references to a view by that name in the database for that table.
 Then recreate the view. Check to see if that helps.

 Joe
 From: Remedy Maniac remedy.man...@googlemail.com
 To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
 Sent: Wed, December 2, 2009 10:40:08 AM
 Subject: Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

 ** it is the exact Label of my view : ARNotification
 the type is: Standard (Recommended)
 and the Master flag is set to False
 Any other idea or help?



 David Sanders wrote:

 Chack that you have spelled the view name correctly - ARNotification.  No
 spaces, and the correct capitalization.

 HTH

 David Sanders
 Remedy Solution Architect
 Enterprise Service Suite @ Work
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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-03 Thread Carey Matthew Black
Siriche,

Oh how could I have forgotten to mention this part ... shame on me...

A) Field permissions matter in combination with the value being used
in the 'Username' value of the Notify action.
Do the fields your interested in sending have Public permission?


B) I also noticed another thing in a past post.. maybe nothing but...
You said:
 [ it is the exact Label of my view : ARNotification ]

Maybe the view's name is something else?
  Open the form.
   Form(menu) --Manage Views (menu option)
 Select the view in question from the table field.
 Click the 'Properties...' button.
 Verify that the Basic (tab) General 'Name:' is ARNotification

(
I am not sure that the 'Label:' value matters.
I am also not sure that you really meant 'Label' and not 'Name'. :)
)

But just another thought.

HTH.

-- 
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ARS = Action Request System(Remedy)

Love, then teach
Solution = People + Process + Tools
Fast, Accurate, Cheap Pick two.



On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 10:37 AM, Carey Matthew Black
black@gmail.com wrote:
 Siriche,

 Lets check a few more things here.


 A Filter should be firing on the form in question with a Notify action.

 The Notify action that is sending the email should:
  Not be using a Content Template. ( You may not want to use any templates.
    I am not sure if a header/footer would be a problem, but I know
 the content template would trump the field order from the form. )
  Should be using: Include Fields with one a value of : All, Changed or 
 Selected

 Can you confirm that the Notify action meets those conditions?

 --
 Carey Matthew Black
 BMC Remedy AR System Skilled Professional (RSP)
 ARS = Action Request System(Remedy)

 Love, then teach
 Solution = People + Process + Tools
 Fast, Accurate, Cheap Pick two.



 On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 10:12 AM, Remedy Maniac
 remedy.man...@googlemail.com wrote:
 **
 Is this a sort of Friday humour?
 Does this thing work or not?
 I mean I have always appreciated the very clear frontier between possible
 and impossible things in Remedy.
 One thing is doable and another thing is not doable.
 That's fair enough.
 But it is highly frustrating when something which is suppose to work, does
 simple do not work.
 It is not a question of not being able to produce the expected behavior.

 I have a view called ARNotification
 I have fields like Originator, cc list, responsible, worklog
 I would like these fields to be included in a alphabetic order in my email
 notifications.
 What should I do? Can anybody tell me the right answer, and maybe step by
 step to do?

 It sounds like a bug ... could it be ?

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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-03 Thread Remedy Maniac
yes Carey many thanks for these thoughts but I already checked the 
perrmissions and after my post about the label and the name I changed 
both for ARNotification, just in case ...

it must be something else


Carey Matthew Black a écrit :

Siriche,

Oh how could I have forgotten to mention this part ... shame on me...

A) Field permissions matter in combination with the value being used
in the 'Username' value of the Notify action.
Do the fields your interested in sending have Public permission?


B) I also noticed another thing in a past post.. maybe nothing but...
You said:
 [ it is the exact Label of my view : ARNotification ]

Maybe the view's name is something else?
  Open the form.
   Form(menu) --Manage Views (menu option)
 Select the view in question from the table field.
 Click the 'Properties...' button.
 Verify that the Basic (tab) General 'Name:' is ARNotification

(
I am not sure that the 'Label:' value matters.
I am also not sure that you really meant 'Label' and not 'Name'. :)
)

But just another thought.

HTH.

  


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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-02 Thread Rod Harris
It seems that Frank is right and the ability to order fields in a
notify action via a special view is a little known new feature in 7.0
and later.

Here is an excerpt from the workflow objects 7.5 guide.

*

By default, the order of fields included in an email notification is
based on their
arrangement in the form view, as follows:
! Fields are taken from the default form view. If there is no default
view, the first
view is used.
! Using the X and Y coordinates of each field, the order of fields
begins at the top
left, and moves left to right, then down (in a zigzag-like pattern).
! Fields excluded from the form’s default view are randomly included at the
bottom of the list in a notification.
! You can only include data fields in an email. Other field types such as panel
fields are ignored.
To guarantee the order of fields in a notification, create a special view named
ARNotification. Exclude any panel fields from this view; otherwise,
notifications
default to the default view.
4 To view additional email-related fields, click Show Unused Fields.
Use these fields
to override default parameters relating to the email system. For
information about
these parameters, see the BMC Remedy Email Engine Guide.




Since I mostly use HTML emails these days this one had pretty much
slipped by me too.

Rod

2009/12/2 Misi Mladoniczky m...@rrr.se:
 Hi,

 There are no way of sorting the fields in any version.

 You can add fields to the Notify Text instead. You have to add both
 label and $Fieldname$ and a NL between each field.

 There are upper limitations to the Text-size, in which case you must do
 something else. For example creating an unlimited Display-only-field where
 you put your message. Add this field only in the field list.

        Best Regards - Misi, RRR AB, http://www.rrr.se

 Products from RRR Scandinavia:
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 hello list,

 Env:
 ARSystem 6.001 latest patch with the email engine at the same level.
 On Sun Solaris 9 with Sybase 12.5.3

 I have several filters that fire email notifications.
 I included in the emails several of the fields from the form.
 I would like these fields to appear in a certain order: A before B and C
 after B, etc ...
 I tried several ways of making this work but it looks like the ARSystem
 chooses itself always the same order which looks like not having any
 order,
 i.e A comes after F which comes before D, etc ...

 I checked the docs, I haven't found any relevant information regarding
 my concern.
 Can anybody possibly give me some indications, help, ... on how this
 order is built and how I could change it to work as I would like?
 This is an important requirement for us to move to 7.5 with possibly
 ITSM Suite.

 Thank you

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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-02 Thread Frank Caruso
Actually, this feature has been around since 6.3, maybe earlier.

On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 11:16 AM, Rod Harris r...@smapps.com.au wrote:

 It seems that Frank is right and the ability to order fields in a
 notify action via a special view is a little known new feature in 7.0
 and later.

 Here is an excerpt from the workflow objects 7.5 guide.

 *

 By default, the order of fields included in an email notification is
 based on their
 arrangement in the form view, as follows:
 ! Fields are taken from the default form view. If there is no default
 view, the first
 view is used.
 ! Using the X and Y coordinates of each field, the order of fields
 begins at the top
 left, and moves left to right, then down (in a zigzag-like pattern).
 ! Fields excluded from the form’s default view are randomly included at the
 bottom of the list in a notification.
 ! You can only include data fields in an email. Other field types such as
 panel
 fields are ignored.
 To guarantee the order of fields in a notification, create a special view
 named
 ARNotification. Exclude any panel fields from this view; otherwise,
 notifications
 default to the default view.
 4 To view additional email-related fields, click Show Unused Fields.
 Use these fields
 to override default parameters relating to the email system. For
 information about
 these parameters, see the BMC Remedy Email Engine Guide.


 

 Since I mostly use HTML emails these days this one had pretty much
 slipped by me too.

 Rod

 2009/12/2 Misi Mladoniczky m...@rrr.se:
  Hi,
 
  There are no way of sorting the fields in any version.
 
  You can add fields to the Notify Text instead. You have to add both
  label and $Fieldname$ and a NL between each field.
 
  There are upper limitations to the Text-size, in which case you must do
  something else. For example creating an unlimited Display-only-field
 where
  you put your message. Add this field only in the field list.
 
 Best Regards - Misi, RRR AB, http://www.rrr.se
 
  Products from RRR Scandinavia:
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  * RRR|Log - Performance issues or elusive bugs? Analyze your Remedy logs.
  * RRR|Translator - Manage and automate your language translations.
  Find these products, and many free tools and utilities, at http://rrr.se
 .
 
  hello list,
 
  Env:
  ARSystem 6.001 latest patch with the email engine at the same level.
  On Sun Solaris 9 with Sybase 12.5.3
 
  I have several filters that fire email notifications.
  I included in the emails several of the fields from the form.
  I would like these fields to appear in a certain order: A before B and C
  after B, etc ...
  I tried several ways of making this work but it looks like the ARSystem
  chooses itself always the same order which looks like not having any
  order,
  i.e A comes after F which comes before D, etc ...
 
  I checked the docs, I haven't found any relevant information regarding
  my concern.
  Can anybody possibly give me some indications, help, ... on how this
  order is built and how I could change it to work as I would like?
  This is an important requirement for us to move to 7.5 with possibly
  ITSM Suite.
 
  Thank you
 
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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-02 Thread Matt Worsdell
Guys, he's on v6.

Matt

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[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Rod Harris
Sent: 02 December 2009 8:16 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

It seems that Frank is right and the ability to order fields in a
notify action via a special view is a little known new feature in 7.0
and later.

Here is an excerpt from the workflow objects 7.5 guide.

*

By default, the order of fields included in an email notification is
based on their
arrangement in the form view, as follows:
! Fields are taken from the default form view. If there is no default
view, the first
view is used.
! Using the X and Y coordinates of each field, the order of fields
begins at the top
left, and moves left to right, then down (in a zigzag-like pattern).
! Fields excluded from the form’s default view are randomly included at the
bottom of the list in a notification.
! You can only include data fields in an email. Other field types such as
panel
fields are ignored.
To guarantee the order of fields in a notification, create a special view
named
ARNotification. Exclude any panel fields from this view; otherwise,
notifications
default to the default view.
4 To view additional email-related fields, click Show Unused Fields.
Use these fields
to override default parameters relating to the email system. For
information about
these parameters, see the BMC Remedy Email Engine Guide.




Since I mostly use HTML emails these days this one had pretty much
slipped by me too.

Rod

2009/12/2 Misi Mladoniczky m...@rrr.se:
 Hi,

 There are no way of sorting the fields in any version.

 You can add fields to the Notify Text instead. You have to add both
 label and $Fieldname$ and a NL between each field.

 There are upper limitations to the Text-size, in which case you must do
 something else. For example creating an unlimited Display-only-field where
 you put your message. Add this field only in the field list.

        Best Regards - Misi, RRR AB, http://www.rrr.se

 Products from RRR Scandinavia:
 * RRR|License - Not enough Remedy licenses? Save money by optimizing.
 * RRR|Log - Performance issues or elusive bugs? Analyze your Remedy logs.
 * RRR|Translator - Manage and automate your language translations.
 Find these products, and many free tools and utilities, at http://rrr.se.

 hello list,

 Env:
 ARSystem 6.001 latest patch with the email engine at the same level.
 On Sun Solaris 9 with Sybase 12.5.3

 I have several filters that fire email notifications.
 I included in the emails several of the fields from the form.
 I would like these fields to appear in a certain order: A before B and C
 after B, etc ...
 I tried several ways of making this work but it looks like the ARSystem
 chooses itself always the same order which looks like not having any
 order,
 i.e A comes after F which comes before D, etc ...

 I checked the docs, I haven't found any relevant information regarding
 my concern.
 Can anybody possibly give me some indications, help, ... on how this
 order is built and how I could change it to work as I would like?
 This is an important requirement for us to move to 7.5 with possibly
 ITSM Suite.

 Thank you

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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-02 Thread Remedy Maniac
**




yes absolutely.
And even though this is a requirement for our upgrade to 7.5, which
will occur sometime next year, I have to implement this for our new
application built in 6.00.01

So keeping in mind this release, could somebody please confirm what I
understood:
- I got 2 choices: 
1- either I put my fields into the test area but then I am limited to
something like 30k (form top of my head of what I red in the doc)
2- or I build an additional view to handle my order?
Many thanks to you experts for your replies
Siriche


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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-02 Thread Walters, Mark
Please test the ARNotification view on your 6.0.1 server - you may be 
pleasantly surprised.

Mark Walters

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Sent: 02 December 2009 09:04
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

**
yes absolutely.
And even though this is a requirement for our upgrade to 7.5, which will occur 
sometime next year, I have to implement this for our new application built in 
6.00.01

So keeping in mind this release, could somebody please confirm what I 
understood:
- I got 2 choices:
1- either I put my fields into the test area but then I am limited to something 
like 30k (form top of my head of what I red in the doc)
2- or I build an additional view to handle my order?
Many thanks to you experts for your replies
Siriche


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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-02 Thread Carey Matthew Black
I found a ref to the view in the v5.1 Dev_AR_Apps_Basic_English.pdf
on page 498.


To guarantee the order of fields in a notification, you can create a
special view named ARNotification. Make sure that you exclude any page
fields from this view, which uses the zig-zag pattern described above
for field order in notifications. Otherwise, notifications will
default to the default view. If there is no default view, the first
view listed is used.


P.S. I did not find a ref in my v4 docs. :( So it looks like that
feature dates back to version 5.

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 **

 Please test the ARNotification view on your 6.0.1 server – you may be
 pleasantly surprised.



 Mark Walters



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 **

 yes absolutely.
 And even though this is a requirement for our upgrade to 7.5, which will
 occur sometime next year, I have to implement this for our new application
 built in 6.00.01

 So keeping in mind this release, could somebody please confirm what I
 understood:
 - I got 2 choices:
 1- either I put my fields into the test area but then I am limited to
 something like 30k (form top of my head of what I red in the doc)
 2- or I build an additional view to handle my order?
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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-02 Thread Remedy Maniac
**




like Carey I found the reference to that view in my doc for 6.01 too.
But then I must be doing somehting wrong because it doesn't work for me
i.e I still get the previous order: "Originator" before "CC list"
before "Packages" but before "Modules".
Here is basically what I got:
- the famous view without any Page field
- a def file with the fields in the order I'd like
Should that not be fine?



Walters, Mark wrote:

  
**
  
  Please test the ARNotification view on your 6.0.1 server 
you may be pleasantly surprised. 

  Mark Walters 

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to convey a role as a spokesperson, liaison or support representative
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Behalf Of Remedy Maniac
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  Subject: Re: fields orderer in emails notifications 
  

  **  
  yes absolutely.
And even though this is a requirement for our upgrade to 7.5, which
will occur
sometime next year, I have to implement this for our new application
built in
6.00.01
  
So keeping in mind this release, could somebody please confirm what I
understood:
- I got 2 choices: 
1- either I put my fields into the test area but then I am limited to
something
like 30k (form top of my head of what I red in the doc)
2- or I build an additional view to handle my order?
Many thanks to you experts for your replies
Siriche
  
  
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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-02 Thread CONDREA, Daniel
Hi all,

To guarantee the order of fields in a notification, you can create a special 
view named ARNotification. (Make sure that you exclude any page fields from this
view.) Otherwise, notifications default to the default view. If there is no 
default view, the first view listed is used.

Daniel


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** like Carey I found the reference to that view in my doc for 6.01 too.
But then I must be doing somehting wrong because it doesn't work for me i.e I 
still get the previous order: Originator before CC list before Packages 
but before Modules.
Here is basically what I got:
- the famous view without any Page field
- a def file with the fields in the order I'd like
Should that not be fine?



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**

yes absolutely.
And even though this is a requirement for our upgrade to 7.5, which will occur 
sometime next year, I have to implement this for our new application built in 
6.00.01

So keeping in mind this release, could somebody please confirm what I 
understood:
- I got 2 choices:
1- either I put my fields into the test area but then I am limited to something 
like 30k (form top of my head of what I red in the doc)
2- or I build an additional view to handle my order?
Many thanks to you experts for your replies
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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-02 Thread Carey Matthew Black
Siriche,

I do not know that I have ever seen this in the docs... So I am
guessing at this...

But maybe the Email Engine needs to be restarted after the view was
added to the form?
Maybe ( just maybe ) the Email Engine has a cache of the form that
does not include the view and it is not refreshing it's cache?

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 **
 like Carey I found the reference to that view in my doc for 6.01 too.
 But then I must be doing somehting wrong because it doesn't work for me i.e
 I still get the previous order: Originator before CC list before
 Packages but before Modules.
 Here is basically what I got:
 - the famous view without any Page field
 - a def file with the fields in the order I'd like
 Should that not be fine?



 Walters, Mark wrote:

 **

 Please test the ARNotification view on your 6.0.1 server – you may be
 pleasantly surprised.



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 **

 yes absolutely.
 And even though this is a requirement for our upgrade to 7.5, which will
 occur sometime next year, I have to implement this for our new application
 built in 6.00.01

 So keeping in mind this release, could somebody please confirm what I
 understood:
 - I got 2 choices:
 1- either I put my fields into the test area but then I am limited to
 something like 30k (form top of my head of what I red in the doc)
 2- or I build an additional view to handle my order?
 Many thanks to you experts for your replies
 Siriche


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 Guys, he's on v6.



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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-02 Thread Remedy Maniac
I can't believe it ... that doesn't make sense to me ... maybe the whole 
server itself  but that sounds even worse ... there must be another 
reason ...

or?


Carey Matthew Black wrote:

Siriche,

I do not know that I have ever seen this in the docs... So I am
guessing at this...

But maybe the Email Engine needs to be restarted after the view was
added to the form?
Maybe ( just maybe ) the Email Engine has a cache of the form that
does not include the view and it is not refreshing it's cache?

  


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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-02 Thread Remedy Maniac

I restarted both the server and the email engine ... still the same ...


Carey Matthew Black wrote:

Siriche,

I do not know that I have ever seen this in the docs... So I am
guessing at this...

But maybe the Email Engine needs to be restarted after the view was
added to the form?
Maybe ( just maybe ) the Email Engine has a cache of the form that
does not include the view and it is not refreshing it's cache?

  


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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-02 Thread David Sanders
Chack that you have spelled the view name correctly - ARNotification.  No
spaces, and the correct capitalization.

HTH

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Subject: Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

I restarted both the server and the email engine ... still the same ...


Carey Matthew Black wrote:
 Siriche,

 I do not know that I have ever seen this in the docs... So I am
 guessing at this...

 But maybe the Email Engine needs to be restarted after the view was
 added to the form?
 Maybe ( just maybe ) the Email Engine has a cache of the form that
 does not include the view and it is not refreshing it's cache?

   


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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-02 Thread Remedy Maniac
**




it is the exact Label of my view : "ARNotification"
the type is: "Standard (Recommended)"
and the Master flag is set to "False"
Any other idea or help?



David Sanders wrote:

  Chack that you have spelled the view name correctly - ARNotification.  No
spaces, and the correct capitalization.

HTH

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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-02 Thread Grooms, Frederick W
Also on that view it is best to just put the fields straight down in a single 
column and then do Form - Current View - Set Tab Order and Restore Default.

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Subject: Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

Chack that you have spelled the view name correctly - ARNotification.  No
spaces, and the correct capitalization.

HTH

David Sanders
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Subject: Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

I restarted both the server and the email engine ... still the same ...


Carey Matthew Black wrote:
 Siriche,

 I do not know that I have ever seen this in the docs... So I am
 guessing at this...

 But maybe the Email Engine needs to be restarted after the view was
 added to the form?
 Maybe ( just maybe ) the Email Engine has a cache of the form that
 does not include the view and it is not refreshing it's cache?

   

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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-02 Thread Coleman, Gavin
There you go. Got another 0 back

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Subject: Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

Also on that view it is best to just put the fields straight down in a single 
column and then do Form - Current View - Set Tab Order and Restore Default.

-Original Message-
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[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of David Sanders
Sent: Wednesday, December 02, 2009 9:25 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

Chack that you have spelled the view name correctly - ARNotification.  No
spaces, and the correct capitalization.

HTH

David Sanders
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Sent: Wednesday, December 02, 2009 3:17 PM
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Subject: Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

I restarted both the server and the email engine ... still the same ...


Carey Matthew Black wrote:
 Siriche,

 I do not know that I have ever seen this in the docs... So I am
 guessing at this...

 But maybe the Email Engine needs to be restarted after the view was
 added to the form?
 Maybe ( just maybe ) the Email Engine has a cache of the form that
 does not include the view and it is not refreshing it's cache?

   

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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-02 Thread Joe DeSouza
Delete the view. Check the vui table in the database that it has no references 
to a view by that name in the database for that table. Then recreate the view. 
Check to see if that helps.

Joe




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Sent: Wed, December 2, 2009 10:40:08 AM
Subject: Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

** it is the exact Label of my view : ARNotification
the type is: Standard (Recommended)
and the Master flag is set to False
Any other idea or help?



David Sanders wrote: 
Chack that you have spelled the view name correctly - ARNotification.  No
spaces, and the correct capitalization.

HTH

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fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-01 Thread Remedy Maniac

hello list,

Env:
ARSystem 6.001 latest patch with the email engine at the same level.
On Sun Solaris 9 with Sybase 12.5.3

I have several filters that fire email notifications.
I included in the emails several of the fields from the form.
I would like these fields to appear in a certain order: A before B and C 
after B, etc ...
I tried several ways of making this work but it looks like the ARSystem 
chooses itself always the same order which looks like not having any order,

i.e A comes after F which comes before D, etc ...

I checked the docs, I haven't found any relevant information regarding 
my concern.
Can anybody possibly give me some indications, help, ... on how this 
order is built and how I could change it to work as I would like?
This is an important requirement for us to move to 7.5 with possibly 
ITSM Suite.


Thank you

Siriche

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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-01 Thread Matt Worsdell
The Remedy v7 Notification Engine builds a formatted Email so you don't need
to worry about that when you upgrade. For standard notification filters, you
could build a formatted message in a text field and send a single field.

Matt

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Subject: fields orderer in emails notifications

hello list,

Env:
ARSystem 6.001 latest patch with the email engine at the same level.
On Sun Solaris 9 with Sybase 12.5.3

I have several filters that fire email notifications.
I included in the emails several of the fields from the form.
I would like these fields to appear in a certain order: A before B and C 
after B, etc ...
I tried several ways of making this work but it looks like the ARSystem 
chooses itself always the same order which looks like not having any order,
i.e A comes after F which comes before D, etc ...

I checked the docs, I haven't found any relevant information regarding 
my concern.
Can anybody possibly give me some indications, help, ... on how this 
order is built and how I could change it to work as I would like?
This is an important requirement for us to move to 7.5 with possibly 
ITSM Suite.

Thank you

Siriche


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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-01 Thread Frank Caruso
You need to create a special view of the form called ARNotification. The
X,Y order of the fields in that view will dictate how they are displayed in
the email. This is documented in the 7.1 Work Flow Objects guide.

HTH

Frank Caruso
Iraq

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 hello list,

 Env:
 ARSystem 6.001 latest patch with the email engine at the same level.
 On Sun Solaris 9 with Sybase 12.5.3

 I have several filters that fire email notifications.
 I included in the emails several of the fields from the form.
 I would like these fields to appear in a certain order: A before B and C
 after B, etc ...
 I tried several ways of making this work but it looks like the ARSystem
 chooses itself always the same order which looks like not having any order,
 i.e A comes after F which comes before D, etc ...

 I checked the docs, I haven't found any relevant information regarding my
 concern.
 Can anybody possibly give me some indications, help, ... on how this order
 is built and how I could change it to work as I would like?
 This is an important requirement for us to move to 7.5 with possibly ITSM
 Suite.

 Thank you

 Siriche


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Re: fields orderer in emails notifications

2009-12-01 Thread Misi Mladoniczky
Hi,

There are no way of sorting the fields in any version.

You can add fields to the Notify Text instead. You have to add both
label and $Fieldname$ and a NL between each field.

There are upper limitations to the Text-size, in which case you must do
something else. For example creating an unlimited Display-only-field where
you put your message. Add this field only in the field list.

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 hello list,

 Env:
 ARSystem 6.001 latest patch with the email engine at the same level.
 On Sun Solaris 9 with Sybase 12.5.3

 I have several filters that fire email notifications.
 I included in the emails several of the fields from the form.
 I would like these fields to appear in a certain order: A before B and C
 after B, etc ...
 I tried several ways of making this work but it looks like the ARSystem
 chooses itself always the same order which looks like not having any
 order,
 i.e A comes after F which comes before D, etc ...

 I checked the docs, I haven't found any relevant information regarding
 my concern.
 Can anybody possibly give me some indications, help, ... on how this
 order is built and how I could change it to work as I would like?
 This is an important requirement for us to move to 7.5 with possibly
 ITSM Suite.

 Thank you

 Siriche

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