Ok i'm not too sure how to go about it,
Our customer has about 10-15 techniciens that can open a call with us. That customer has about 750 sites they manage.
Currently, the way i do it, is forcing them to enter the information of the site through freetext fields (site #, address, phone number, city, zip code...)
But what i would really want to do, is have them able to simply choose a site number from a drop down menu and then populate the rest of the fields from that simple selection, making user error almost impossible.
any ideas ? I have an excel file with all the sites information that i could dump in the sql database.
Site Selection instead of freetext
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Re: Site Selection instead of freetext
If they don't change much, or you'd like to at least seed your list: http://forums.otrs.org/viewtopic.php?f= ... t=0#p25901
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Re: Site Selection instead of freetext
I thought about that but i'll end up with huge text files to feed instead of using a database clearly made for that kind of work
and it still wont make it "dynamic". Since changing one freetext field wont change the other ones automaticly.
So yes i could have the whole sites list in there (Freetext1), but still end up having them enter the site info afterwards (like the street adress, phone number and zipcode as freetext2, 3 and 4)
and it still wont make it "dynamic". Since changing one freetext field wont change the other ones automaticly.
So yes i could have the whole sites list in there (Freetext1), but still end up having them enter the site info afterwards (like the street adress, phone number and zipcode as freetext2, 3 and 4)
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Re: Site Selection instead of freetext
Hey,
This is something like what I posted about here: http://forums.otrs.org/viewtopic.php?f=64&t=9051
The functionality for this is not in OTRS 3, and will take a while to be ported over etc..
But it is a nifty feature that would be awesome!
Cheers,
Michael
This is something like what I posted about here: http://forums.otrs.org/viewtopic.php?f=64&t=9051
The functionality for this is not in OTRS 3, and will take a while to be ported over etc..
But it is a nifty feature that would be awesome!
Cheers,
Michael
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Re: Site Selection instead of freetext
There's no magic to making your own front-facing form for customers to fill in. You can use SOAP or submit the form as email.
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