Hi all,
I'm sorry because i'm newbie here. I just created COnfig Item with General Catalogs but Its only vie DropDown Menu.
Can OTRS using General Catalog but using Checked Box ?
I'm Running OTRS 3.3.6
Thanks
-Ashraf
add Checked Box in Config Item
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Re: add Checked Box in Config Item
There is a checkbox defined in the general catalog, try the class "ITSM::ConfigItem::YesNo".
E.g.:
E.g.:
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{
Key => 'examplecheckbox',
Name => 'Example of a checkbox field',
Input => {
Type => 'GeneralCatalog',
Class => 'ITSM::ConfigItem::YesNo',
Translation => 1,
},
},
Currently using: OTRS 6.0.14 -- MariaDB -- Ubuntu 16 LTS
Re: add Checked Box in Config Item
RStraub wrote:There is a checkbox defined in the general catalog, try the class "ITSM::ConfigItem::YesNo".
E.g.:
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{ Key => 'examplecheckbox', Name => 'Example of a checkbox field', Input => { Type => 'GeneralCatalog', Class => 'ITSM::ConfigItem::YesNo', Translation => 1, }, },
That is Drop Down Menu not a checked box menu. If we dont have Checked Box, does OTRS able to use Multiple Selection menu instead of using Checked Box menu?
Hope some one can help

-Ashraf
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Re: add Checked Box in Config Item
Oh I'm sorry.
What you can try is the package from the CapeIT group, that will provide you with the ability to define DynamicField-References in a CI-definition. And you're able to create multiselect dynamic fields (though I didn't test it).
What you can try is the package from the CapeIT group, that will provide you with the ability to define DynamicField-References in a CI-definition. And you're able to create multiselect dynamic fields (though I didn't test it).
Currently using: OTRS 6.0.14 -- MariaDB -- Ubuntu 16 LTS
Re: add Checked Box in Config Item
Hmm.. no default field for checked box or multiple selection field in COnfig Item.RStraub wrote:Oh I'm sorry.
What you can try is the package from the CapeIT group, that will provide you with the ability to define DynamicField-References in a CI-definition. And you're able to create multiselect dynamic fields (though I didn't test it).
Anyway thank you for your suggestion.