Re: [rt-users] __CurrentUser__

2008-01-07 Thread Steve Cochran
In case anyone else needs to do this and for the sake of the archives, here's how I got it working: I created html/Callbacks/KAF/Elements/ShowSearch/ModifySearch as follows: # Replace any instances of __CurrentUserEmail__ with $session{'CurrentUser'}->EmailAddress $Search->{'Query'} =~

Re: [rt-users] __CurrentUser__

2008-01-07 Thread Steve Cochran
Good info, thanks. So that means to have a "My Requests" widget on the "RT At A Glance" page, I'll have to find where the hack to turn __CurrentUser__ into the username happens, and make it happen for my widget as well. Seems like what I want to do should be really easy. Display a widget

Re: [rt-users] __CurrentUser__

2008-01-07 Thread Steve Cochran
Good info, thanks. So that means to have a "My Requests" widget on the "RT At A Glance" page, I'll have to find where the hack to turn __CurrentUser__ into the username happens, and make it happen for my widget as well. Seems like what I want to do should be really easy. Display a widget

Re: [rt-users] __CurrentUser__

2008-01-07 Thread Todd Chapman
What is going on is that some searches used on the front page have that special variable in them and the components that display the search results substitute __CurrentUser__ before passing the search to the search engine. It would be better if search parser handled this at a lower level, but it do

[rt-users] __CurrentUser__

2008-01-07 Thread Steve Cochran
I think I might have found something weird going on. One of the included searches uses the special string "__CurrentUser__" as a search term. This is mapped in the Elements/ShowSearch file to be $session{"CurrentUser"}->Id. Now the search works properly on the front page, but if you go in