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The default "Create a ticket" URL: | The default "Create a ticket" URL: | ||
rt.domain.com/rt/Ticket/Create.html?Queue=7 | |||
Can be augmented to include information such as the Requestor, Subject, etc.: | Can be augmented to include information such as the Requestor, Subject, etc.: | ||
rt.domain.com/rt/Ticket/Create.html?Queue=7&Requestors=name@domain.com&Subject=stupid computer | |||
You can also use this to enter information into Custom Fields. In the following example "19" is the # of the custom field, not the Name. | You can also use this to enter information into Custom Fields. In the following example "19" is the # of the custom field, not the Name. | ||
rt.domain.com/rt/Ticket/Create.html?Queue=7&Requestors=name@domain.com&Subject=stupid computer&Object-RT::Ticket--CustomField-19-Value=123456 | |||
Revision as of 18:19, 14 December 2011
It is possible to pass data to RT via embedding it within a URL.
The default "Create a ticket" URL:
rt.domain.com/rt/Ticket/Create.html?Queue=7
Can be augmented to include information such as the Requestor, Subject, etc.:
rt.domain.com/rt/Ticket/Create.html?Queue=7&Requestors=name@domain.com&Subject=stupid computer
You can also use this to enter information into Custom Fields. In the following example "19" is the # of the custom field, not the Name.
rt.domain.com/rt/Ticket/Create.html?Queue=7&Requestors=name@domain.com&Subject=stupid computer&Object-RT::Ticket--CustomField-19-Value=123456
List of variables accessible via the Create.html url:
- Queue=
- Requestors=
- CommentContent=
- Subject=
- Content=
Object-RT::Ticket--CustomField-nnn-Value= (where 'nnn' = custom field #)
Be aware that when embedding data into the URL you must respect special characters such as '&', ';', etc. You may need to encode special characters if you need to include them in your URL.