
Hi Alan, On Wed, Jun 25, 2003 at 10:11:15AM -0400, Alan Murrell wrote:
[...] $Self->{PhoneViewSelectionType} = 'Queue'; $Self->{PhoneViewSelectionString} = '<Queue>'; [...]
Thank you, this has helped a bit. However, I cannot seem to add more than one queue this way. For example, I wish to have a queue for "Support", "Billing", and "Sales". I put the following in my Config.pm:
[...] $Self->{PhoneViewSelectionType} = 'Queue'; $Self->{PhoneViewSelectionString} = 'Queue: Billing'; $Self->{PhoneViewSelectionString} = 'Queue: Sales'; $Self->{PhoneViewSelectionString} = 'Queue: Support'; [...]
That's the problem. .-) Just use the following 1:1 (don't replace <Queue>). [...] $Self->{PhoneViewSelectionType} = 'Queue'; $Self->{PhoneViewSelectionString} = '<Queue>'; [...] <Queue> will be replaced by the queue name.
I even tried using the 'PhoneViewOwnSelection', but it just gave me an "internal server error".
I guess this was a perl syntax error (have a look into your webserver error log).
How do I dsiplay mutiple queues of my own choosing in PhoneView? It's not so much for staff that I want
If you want you own choose of queues in PhoneView, use: [...] $Self->{PhoneViewOwnSelection} = { # QueueID => String '1' => 'First Queue!', '2' => 'Second Queue!', }; [...]
this, as much as I would like to have only those queues I choose to show up in the 'customer.pl' page (I don't want them to be able to put a ticket into the 'sysadmin-raw' or 'netadmin-raw' queues).
If you want you own choose of queues in Customer interface, use: [...] $Self->{CustomerPanelOwnSelection} = { # QueueID => String '1' => 'First Queue!', '2' => 'Second Queue!', }; [...]
Alan Murrell
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