Re: [otrs] Sorting tickets in queue

2010-05-11 Thread Gazizov Andrey

Hi Nils,

Thanks for reply. I already selected TicketFreeTime1 field as default 
sort criteria. As I understand OTRS sorting tickets by default sort 
criteria after sort by priority is done. Is it possible to disable sort 
tickets by priority?


Nils Leideck - ITSM wrote:

Hi,

On 07.05.2010, at 09:46, Gazizov Andrey wrote:

Guys, does anybody know how I can disable automatically sorting 
tickets by priority in queue (medium view)? I'm using sorting tickets 
by TicketFreeTime1 field and when a new ticket has created with 
priority different of the rest it automatically moved on the top. 
It's very inconvenient :-).


just search in the SysConfig for ViewQueue ... there you will find the 
default sort option.


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Re: [otrs] Sorting tickets in queue (Nils Leideck - ITSM)

2010-05-10 Thread Martignier, Philippe
And what about sorting tickets via a field that has been added in a theme.

I created a new theme and added the created field as new column.

Users really like this as they can sort the tickets to know which one has been 
last modified.

But I don't have the created field in the drop list in the ViewQueue you 
mention.

Where in the code can I force the default sort? In the dtl file ? I found 
nothing.

Many thanks for the help :)

Philippe


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[otrs] Sorting tickets in queue

2010-05-07 Thread Gazizov Andrey

Hi all!

Guys, does anybody know how I can disable automatically sorting tickets 
by priority in queue (medium view)? I'm using sorting tickets by 
TicketFreeTime1 field and when a new ticket has created with priority 
different of the rest it automatically moved on the top. It's very 
inconvenient :-).


Any help are welcomed. Thanks in advance.

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Re: [otrs] Sorting tickets in queue

2010-05-07 Thread Nils Leideck - ITSM
Hi,

On 07.05.2010, at 09:46, Gazizov Andrey wrote:

 Guys, does anybody know how I can disable automatically sorting tickets by 
 priority in queue (medium view)? I'm using sorting tickets by TicketFreeTime1 
 field and when a new ticket has created with priority different of the rest 
 it automatically moved on the top. It's very inconvenient :-).


just search in the SysConfig for ViewQueue ... there you will find the default 
sort option.

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[otrs] Sorting Tickets

2010-01-20 Thread Christopher Ross
I am trying to change the way that the Queue is sorted by default (not
by clicking the sort button) so that I can see all tickets from a
specific Customer ID all together. I saw that if you go into the
sysconfig and the Ticket::Frontend::Agent::Ticket::ViewQueue you can
change the sort to Age, Priority, Queue, Subject, Ticket  a whole bunch
of Free Texts. Is there a way to add the Customer ID option here or is
there another way to get what I need by editing the config files.
Thanks.

 

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[otrs] sorting tickets

2006-06-12 Thread Mamakwa M. Sefiri








Please I need help sorting tickets on the otrs according to received
date



Please advice



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Re: [otrs] Sorting Tickets

2005-06-08 Thread Alvaro Lopez


Hello all:

I've got a question for all but specially to Graeme:

	I Use the modifications that you say, but I've got a trouble, the 
sentence that I add to Kernel/Config.pm is the following


-CODE

$Self -{DefaultQueueSortOrder} = ' st.change_time ASC, 
st.ticket_priority_id DESC, ts.name = open DESC, ts.name = en_t
ramite DESC, ts.name = nota_del_cliente DESC, ts.name = removed 
DESC, ts.name = new DESC, ts.name like closed% DESC,

ts.name like pending% DESC, st.until_time ASC, st.change_time ASC ';

-CODE

	But no ticket seen in OTRS, but the Queue shows the number of ticket 
that are in this queue. I'm sure that I add all states


If I do: select * from ticket_state, it showns (more or less):

1   new ticket is new   1   1   2005-01-17 12:09:34 
2 	closed successful 	ticket is closed successful 	3 	3 	closed 
unsuccessful 	ticket is closed unsuccessful 	3 	

4   openticket is open  2   1   2005-01-17 12:09:34 
5   removed customer removed ticket (can reactivate)
7   pending auto close+ ticket is pending for automatic close   
8   pending auto close- ticket is pending for automatic close   
11  en_tramite  En trámite  2   1   2005-05-31
15  nota_del_clienteObservacion del Cliente 2   

	The ticket id is as you can see because I add some tickets states and 
before it I removed them.


Where is the trouble??

I check:

$Self -{DefaultQueueSortOrder} = ' st.change_time ASC, 
st.ticket_priority_id DESC, ts.name = % DESC, st.until_time ASC, 
st.change_time ASC ';


	But no ticket showns, If I remove ts.name = % DESC from the select 
sentence i can see all tickets.


Any Idea?.


 Alvaro.



Alvaro Lopez wrote:


thanks a lot.



Alvaro.



Graeme Brough wrote:


Hello,

We reorganised our tickets by doing the following:

Amend the Kernel/Config.pm by adding:

$Self-{DefaultQueueSortOrder} = 'st.change_time ASC, 
st.ticket_priority_id DESC, ts.name = New DESC, ts.name like In% 
DESC, ts.name like Awaiting% DESC, ts.name like Pend% DESC, 
st.until_time ASC, st.change_time ASC';


We created a number of new statuses, so you must ensure that the 
statuses in your DefaultQueueSortOrder match your actual states, or 
all you will see is empty queues.


You may need to play around with the ASC/DESC to attain the correct 
ordering.


Then in Kernel/Modules/AgentQueueView.pm:

Approx line 180:

-   sq.group_id IN ( ${\(join ', ', @GroupIDs)} ) .
-   ORDER BY st.ticket_priority_id DESC, st.create_time_unix 
ASC ;

+   sq.group_id IN ( ${\(join ', ', @GroupIDs)} ) ;
+  $SQL .=  ORDER BY ;
+  $SQL .=  
.$Self-{ConfigObject}-Get('DefaultQueueSortOrder'). ;


HTH

Graeme

Alvaro Lopez wrote:


Hello All:


I'm Trying to sort ticket with the following:
First: State
Second: priority
Third: Age

The Second And Third sentences are right, but my question is, 
can I sort by State?. I see in 
Kernel/Modules/CustomerTicketOverView.pm, this: 
Self-{SortBy} = $Self-{ParamObject}-GetParam(Param = 'SortBy') || 
'Age';


I try to replace 'Age' for 'State' but when i change it no ticket 
apear.


My question is: Can I sort with three sentences?, because for 
what I See in all files only it's posible to sort with 2 sentences, 
it's right?










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Re: [otrs] Sorting Tickets

2005-06-08 Thread Graeme Brough
Hello Alvaro,

It looks like I may have been over-enthusiastic with copy and paste, as 
'st.change_time ASC' is listed twice.

Please can you try:

$Self -{DefaultQueueSortOrder} = 'st.change_time ASC,  st.ticket_priority_id 
DESC, ts.name = open DESC, ts.name = en_tramite DESC, ts.name = 
nota_del_cliente DESC, ts.name = removed DESC, ts.name = new DESC, 
ts.name like closed% DESC, ts.name like pending% DESC, st.until_time ASC';

and let me know that happens.   If your want to try and resolve this off-line 
and reduced traffic in the list, please feel to email me directly.

Regards,

Graeme


Alvaro Lopez wrote:
   Hello all:
 
   I've got a question for all but specially to Graeme:
 
   I Use the modifications that you say, but I've got a trouble, the 
 sentence that I add to Kernel/Config.pm is the following
 
 -CODE
 
  $Self -{DefaultQueueSortOrder} = ' st.change_time ASC, 
 st.ticket_priority_id DESC, ts.name = open DESC, ts.name = en_t
 ramite DESC, ts.name = nota_del_cliente DESC, ts.name = removed 
 DESC, ts.name = new DESC, ts.name like closed% DESC,
 ts.name like pending% DESC, st.until_time ASC, st.change_time ASC ';
 
 -CODE
 
   But no ticket seen in OTRS, but the Queue shows the number of ticket 
 that are in this queue. I'm sure that I add all states
 
 If I do: select * from ticket_state, it showns (more or less):
 
 1 new ticket is new   1   1   2005-01-17 12:09:34 
 2 closed successful   ticket is closed successful 3   3   
 closed 
 unsuccessful  ticket is closed unsuccessful   3   
 4 openticket is open  2   1   2005-01-17 12:09:34 
 5 removed customer removed ticket (can reactivate)
 7 pending auto close+ ticket is pending for automatic close   
 8 pending auto close- ticket is pending for automatic close   
 11en_tramite  En trámite  2   1   2005-05-31
 15nota_del_clienteObservacion del Cliente 2   
 
   The ticket id is as you can see because I add some tickets states and 
 before it I removed them.
 
   Where is the trouble??
   
   I check:
 
  $Self -{DefaultQueueSortOrder} = ' st.change_time ASC, 
 st.ticket_priority_id DESC, ts.name = % DESC, st.until_time ASC, 
 st.change_time ASC ';
 
   But no ticket showns, If I remove ts.name = % DESC from the select 
 sentence i can see all tickets.
 
   Any Idea?.
 
 
   Alvaro.
 
 
 
 Alvaro Lopez wrote:
 
thanks a lot.



Alvaro.



Graeme Brough wrote:


Hello,

We reorganised our tickets by doing the following:

Amend the Kernel/Config.pm by adding:

$Self-{DefaultQueueSortOrder} = 'st.change_time ASC, 
st.ticket_priority_id DESC, ts.name = New DESC, ts.name like In% 
DESC, ts.name like Awaiting% DESC, ts.name like Pend% DESC, 
st.until_time ASC, st.change_time ASC';

We created a number of new statuses, so you must ensure that the 
statuses in your DefaultQueueSortOrder match your actual states, or 
all you will see is empty queues.

You may need to play around with the ASC/DESC to attain the correct 
ordering.

Then in Kernel/Modules/AgentQueueView.pm:

Approx line 180:

-   sq.group_id IN ( ${\(join ', ', @GroupIDs)} ) .
-   ORDER BY st.ticket_priority_id DESC, st.create_time_unix 
ASC ;
+   sq.group_id IN ( ${\(join ', ', @GroupIDs)} ) ;
+  $SQL .=  ORDER BY ;
+  $SQL .=  
.$Self-{ConfigObject}-Get('DefaultQueueSortOrder'). ;

HTH

Graeme

Alvaro Lopez wrote:


Hello All:


I'm Trying to sort ticket with the following:
First: State
Second: priority
Third: Age

The Second And Third sentences are right, but my question is, 
can I sort by State?. I see in 
Kernel/Modules/CustomerTicketOverView.pm, this: 
Self-{SortBy} = $Self-{ParamObject}-GetParam(Param = 'SortBy') || 
'Age';

I try to replace 'Age' for 'State' but when i change it no ticket 
apear.

My question is: Can I sort with three sentences?, because for 
what I See in all files only it's posible to sort with 2 sentences, 
it's right?








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[otrs] Sorting Tickets

2005-06-03 Thread Alvaro Lopez



Hello All:


I'm Trying to sort ticket with the following:
First: State
Second: priority
Third: Age

		The Second And Third sentences are right, but my question is, can I 
sort by State?. I see in Kernel/Modules/CustomerTicketOverView.pm, 
this: 		Self-{SortBy} = $Self-{ParamObject}-GetParam(Param = 
'SortBy') || 'Age';


I try to replace 'Age' for 'State' but when i change it no ticket apear.

	My question is: Can I sort with three sentences?, because for what I 
See in all files only it's posible to sort with 2 sentences, it's right?







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Re: [otrs] Sorting Tickets

2005-06-03 Thread Graeme Brough
Hello,

We reorganised our tickets by doing the following:

Amend the Kernel/Config.pm by adding:

$Self-{DefaultQueueSortOrder} = 'st.change_time ASC, st.ticket_priority_id 
DESC, ts.name = New DESC, ts.name like In% DESC, ts.name like Awaiting% 
DESC, ts.name like Pend% DESC, st.until_time ASC, st.change_time ASC';

We created a number of new statuses, so you must ensure that the statuses in 
your DefaultQueueSortOrder match your actual states, or all you will see is 
empty queues.

You may need to play around with the ASC/DESC to attain the correct ordering.

Then in Kernel/Modules/AgentQueueView.pm:

Approx line 180:

-   sq.group_id IN ( ${\(join ', ', @GroupIDs)} ) .
-   ORDER BY st.ticket_priority_id DESC, st.create_time_unix ASC ;
+   sq.group_id IN ( ${\(join ', ', @GroupIDs)} ) ;
+ $SQL .=  ORDER BY ;
+ $SQL .=  .$Self-{ConfigObject}-Get('DefaultQueueSortOrder'). ;

HTH

Graeme

Alvaro Lopez wrote:
 
   Hello All:
 
 
   I'm Trying to sort ticket with the following:
   First: State
   Second: priority
   Third: Age
 
   The Second And Third sentences are right, but my question is, 
 can I 
 sort by State?. I see in Kernel/Modules/CustomerTicketOverView.pm, 
 this: Self-{SortBy} = $Self-{ParamObject}-GetParam(Param 
 = 
 'SortBy') || 'Age';
 
   I try to replace 'Age' for 'State' but when i change it no ticket apear.
 
   My question is: Can I sort with three sentences?, because for what I 
 See in all files only it's posible to sort with 2 sentences, it's right?
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Re: [otrs] Sorting Tickets

2005-06-03 Thread Alvaro Lopez


thanks a lot.



Alvaro.



Graeme Brough wrote:

Hello,

We reorganised our tickets by doing the following:

Amend the Kernel/Config.pm by adding:

$Self-{DefaultQueueSortOrder} = 'st.change_time ASC, st.ticket_priority_id DESC, ts.name = New DESC, 
ts.name like In% DESC, ts.name like Awaiting% DESC, ts.name like Pend% DESC, 
st.until_time ASC, st.change_time ASC';

We created a number of new statuses, so you must ensure that the statuses in 
your DefaultQueueSortOrder match your actual states, or all you will see is 
empty queues.

You may need to play around with the ASC/DESC to attain the correct ordering.

Then in Kernel/Modules/AgentQueueView.pm:

Approx line 180:

-   sq.group_id IN ( ${\(join ', ', @GroupIDs)} ) .
-   ORDER BY st.ticket_priority_id DESC, st.create_time_unix ASC ;
+   sq.group_id IN ( ${\(join ', ', @GroupIDs)} ) ;
+ $SQL .=  ORDER BY ;
+ $SQL .=  .$Self-{ConfigObject}-Get('DefaultQueueSortOrder'). ;

HTH

Graeme

Alvaro Lopez wrote:


Hello All:


I'm Trying to sort ticket with the following:
First: State
Second: priority
Third: Age

		The Second And Third sentences are right, but my question is, can I 
sort by State?. I see in Kernel/Modules/CustomerTicketOverView.pm, 
this: 		Self-{SortBy} = $Self-{ParamObject}-GetParam(Param = 
'SortBy') || 'Age';


I try to replace 'Age' for 'State' but when i change it no ticket apear.

	My question is: Can I sort with three sentences?, because for what I 
See in all files only it's posible to sort with 2 sentences, it's right?










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