Re: [rt-users] PriorityAsString : Priority and FinalPriority show unknown

2014-10-08 Thread Christian Loos
Hi Elisabeth,

if you don't set a InitialPriority on the queue page, the priority of a
new created ticket is 0. As you didn't defined a mapping for 0 in
PriorityAsString config you get the 'unknown' priority.

Just add 'Aucun = 0' to your PriorityAsString config and everything
should be fine.

Chris

Am 02.10.2014 um 18:49 schrieb elif...@free.fr:
 Hello,
 
 I use the extension PriorityAsString on a new RT 4.2.6 (still under
 testing).
 
 The settings in RT_SiteConfig :
 
 Set(%PriorityAsString, (Standard = 50, Moyenne = 80, Haute = 100));
 Set(@PriorityAsStringOrder, qw(Standard Moyenne Haute));
 
 Test 1/ When I create a new ticket, the ticket display page shows :
   Priorité: Standard/Standard
 
 This is OK. Fine.
 
 Test 2/ When I create a new ticket by sending a mail to a queue, the
 ticket display page shows :
   Priorité: unknown/unknown
 
 Then, when I click to modify the ticket, both fields are already set to
 Standard; and when I save, I get confirmation both fields have been
 changed from unknown to 50.
 
 Why these fields show 'unknown' when ticket is created by mail ?
 By the way, it's the same for InitialPriority, but it is not displayed
 in the ticket.
 
 Thanks a lot for your help,
 Regards,
 Elisabeth
 
 

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Re: [rt-users] PriorityAsString : Priority and FinalPriority show unknown

2014-10-08 Thread elifree
Thanks Chris for your reply, it works fine now !
Elisabeth 

- Mail original -
| De: Christian Loos cl...@netcologne.de
| À: elif...@free.fr, rt-users@lists.bestpractical.com
| Envoyé: Mercredi 8 Octobre 2014 08:39:02
| Objet: Re: PriorityAsString : Priority and FinalPriority show unknown
| 
| Hi Elisabeth,
| 
| if you don't set a InitialPriority on the queue page, the priority of
| a
| new created ticket is 0. As you didn't defined a mapping for 0 in
| PriorityAsString config you get the 'unknown' priority.
| 
| Just add 'Aucun = 0' to your PriorityAsString config and everything
| should be fine.
| 
| Chris
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Re: [rt-users] PriorityAsString : Priority and FinalPriority show unknown

2014-10-03 Thread elifree
Hello Alex, 

No, I didn't set a default initial priority neither a final priority for the 
queue. 

- Mail original -

| De: Alex Peters a...@peters.net
| À: elif...@free.fr
| Cc: rt-users@lists.bestpractical.com
| Envoyé: Vendredi 3 Octobre 2014 02:20:33
| Objet: Re: [rt-users] PriorityAsString : Priority and FinalPriority
| show unknown

| In the queue's settings, have you set a default initial priority of
| 50?
| On 03/10/2014 2:50 am,  elif...@free.fr  wrote:

| | Hello,
| 

| | I use the extension PriorityAsString on a new RT 4.2.6 (still under
| | testing).
| 

| | The settings in RT_SiteConfig :
| 

| | Set(%PriorityAsString, (Standard = 50, Moyenne = 80, Haute =
| | 100));
| 
| | Set(@PriorityAsStringOrder, qw(Standard Moyenne Haute));
| 

| | Test 1/ When I create a new ticket, the ticket display page shows :
| 
| | Priorité: Standard / Standard
| 

| | This is OK. Fine.
| 

| | Test 2/ When I create a new ticket by sending a mail to a queue,
| | the
| | ticket display page shows :
| 
| | Priorité: unknown / unknown
| 

| | Then, when I click to modify the ticket, both fields are already
| | set
| | to Standard; and when I save, I get confirmation both fields have
| | been changed from unknown to 50.
| 

| | Why these fields show 'unknown' when ticket is created by mail ?
| 
| | By the way, it's the same for InitialPriority, but it is not
| | displayed in the ticket.
| 

| | Thanks a lot for your help,
| 
| | Regards,
| 
| | Elisabeth
| 

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| 
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| 
| | http://bestpractical.com/training
| 
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[rt-users] PriorityAsString : Priority and FinalPriority show unknown

2014-10-02 Thread elifree
Hello, 

I use the extension PriorityAsString on a new RT 4.2.6 (still under testing). 

The settings in RT_SiteConfig : 

Set(%PriorityAsString, (Standard = 50, Moyenne = 80, Haute = 100)); 
Set(@PriorityAsStringOrder, qw(Standard Moyenne Haute)); 

Test 1/ When I create a new ticket, the ticket display page shows : 
Priorité: Standard / Standard 

This is OK. Fine. 

Test 2/ When I create a new ticket by sending a mail to a queue, the ticket 
display page shows : 
Priorité: unknown / unknown 

Then, when I click to modify the ticket, both fields are already set to 
Standard; and when I save, I get confirmation both fields have been changed 
from unknown to 50. 

Why these fields show 'unknown' when ticket is created by mail ? 
By the way, it's the same for InitialPriority, but it is not displayed in the 
ticket. 

Thanks a lot for your help, 
Regards, 
Elisabeth 
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Re: [rt-users] PriorityAsString : Priority and FinalPriority show unknown

2014-10-02 Thread Alex Peters
In the queue's settings, have you set a default initial priority of 50?
On 03/10/2014 2:50 am, elif...@free.fr wrote:

 Hello,

 I use the extension PriorityAsString on a new RT 4.2.6 (still under
 testing).

 The settings in RT_SiteConfig :

 Set(%PriorityAsString, (Standard = 50, Moyenne = 80, Haute = 100));
 Set(@PriorityAsStringOrder, qw(Standard Moyenne Haute));

 Test 1/ When I create a new ticket, the ticket display page shows :
   Priorité: Standard/Standard

 This is OK. Fine.

 Test 2/ When I create a new ticket by sending a mail to a queue, the
 ticket display page shows :
   Priorité: unknown/unknown

 Then, when I click to modify the ticket, both fields are already set to
 Standard; and when I save, I get confirmation both fields have been changed
 from unknown to 50.

 Why these fields show 'unknown' when ticket is created by mail ?
 By the way, it's the same for InitialPriority, but it is not displayed in
 the ticket.

 Thanks a lot for your help,
 Regards,
 Elisabeth

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 RT Training November 4  5 Los Angeles
 http://bestpractical.com/training


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