
Hello, Yasir.
You can try a simplier approach. You need to assign the "secret" queues to
groups no customers are in. Pay attention to the default groups for the
customer in Sysconfig. Once you move the ticket into one of these "secret"
groups, customers will no longer see this ticket.
Напиши мне лично по-русски, если по-английски объяснил туманно.С наступающим
новым годом.
Regards,
Anton.
2008/12/23 Yasir M. Arsanukaev
Leonardo Certuche пишет:
the wise manual might help http://doc.otrs.org/2.3/en/html/c1947.html
On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at 7:50 PM, Yasir M. Arsanukaev
wrote: Hello folks.
Can I hide any queues so that these are invisible in the queues list to the end customers or just specify the visible ones but keeping the tickets readable/writable in the hidden queues by the customers ?
Thanks.
-- С уважением, Арсанукаев Ясир Маликович :: УИТ ОАО "Амурметалл" +7 (4217) 529-576
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Thanks a lot.
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