If values in a field are multiple (x, y, z) can we limit the ability to open a ticket based on 1 value
I.e. - John can only open tickets that are y value.
I agree its rather restrictive, but what we are attempting to do is to have certain teams create tickets for specific business units so when a report is ran we see that x amount is the true value of tickets being opened for that vertical.
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I agree its rather restrictive, but what we are attempting to do is to have certain teams create tickets for specific business units so when a report is ran we see that x amount is the true value of tickets being opened for that vertical.
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Gabrielle has the right answer to "limit the ability", but it's a really ugly idea. User goes in to create issue, fills in a load of data, gets told they can't create the issue and that their way of logging it is "wrong". It's extremely frustrating to have that done.
A far better way to do it is to not offer the user the field, and calculate what they should have put in for them. Instead of "John can only put Y on the issue", then have a post function that says "John raised this, so I put Y in the field". Saves his effort, stops him getting frustrated and the problem goes away.
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I agree its rather restrictive, but what we are attempting to do is to have certain teams create tickets for specific business units so when a report is ran we see that x amount is the true value of tickets being opened for that vertical.
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Definitely a case for "set the business unit field depending on the user", rather than try to bludgen the user into it.
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How can we do that Nic without impacting the entire project?
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It will only apply to issues that go through the transition you put the post-function on. But that's what you want to do anyway, from what you've said.
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