Whats wrong here in permissions?
Hello,
You need to grant this user a Service Desk Agent license.
Well, Im pretty sure that Transitions can be made available for non "Service Desk Agent license"s - It should be possible to create "escalate" and "resolve" and "Close" transitions?
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Whats the point in:
servicedesk.customer.transition.active=true
otherwise?
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Have a look at this document:
It is writen there that the Transition permission in Service Desk projects is available only for Service Desk Agents.
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Ok, this was mainly a stupid condition that did hide the button -my bad.
Portal Uses CAN do transitions via "servicedesk.customer.transition.active=true" as in https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-add-the-escalate-this-issue-link-to-a-service-desk-request-872136162.html?_ga=2.83451926.1821973140.1538982292-574396372.1537276134
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Hi Normann,
is the transition shown in the customer portal?
Check this:
Best
JP
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No, its not shown - and thats my point. I dont expect users to have a Service Desk Agent licens to press "Escalate".
Also, normally a "resolve" og "close" is added for the End User to perform some self-service.
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