Threading of Responses to a Ticket and General Viewing of Respons es

I noticed that all responses to a ticket are pushed into a threaded view at the top of a zoom view of a ticket. Something like this: |-->>>customer (phone) |-->agent(note-internal) |-->agent(note-internal) |-->agent(note-internal) |-->agent(note-internal) But, since that is giving the impression of threads, shouldn't it thread properly according to which note is responded to? For example, let's say I respond to the first agent(note-internal) and so does someone else. Shouldn't it now look like this: |-->>>customer (phone) |-->agent(note-internal) |-->agent(note-internal) |-->agent(note-internal) |-->agent(note-internal) |-->agent(note-internal) |-->agent(note-internal) But instead, it just all shows up like this: |-->>>customer (phone) |-->agent(note-internal) |-->agent(note-internal) |-->agent(note-internal) |-->agent(note-internal) |-->agent(note-internal) |-->agent(note-internal) Also, since it is possible to attach a subject to every response, wouldn't it make more sense to show the subject of each response rather than a generic "agent(note-interal)". This is of interest because let's say I am looking for a specific response, but I have a dozen or so repsonses all titled the same thing. Rather than clicking on each one to see if it contains the reponse I am after, a subject would let me find my response faster. Another question. Rather than placing all responses to a ticket in a thread few, is it possible to expand the entire tree so that the full text of each response is displayed in chronological order going down the page. Sure I would have to scroll down my browser if there are a lot of responses, but at least my eye can pick up quickly the contents of any particular response. Thanks, Tyler Hepworth

On Saturday, April 03, 2004 12:47 AM
Tyler Hepworth
But, since that is giving the impression of threads, shouldn't it thread properly according to which note is responded to?
Sorry - "impression"? It is one. Btw, a note is never responding another note. Therefore subsequent notes reside inside the same level.
For example, let's say I respond to the first agent(note-internal) and so does someone else. Shouldn't it now look like this:
-->>>customer (phone) -->agent(note-internal) -->agent(note-internal) -->agent(note-internal) -->agent(note-internal) -->agent(note-internal) -->agent(note-internal)
-->>>customer (phone) -->agent(note-internal) -->agent(note-internal) -->agent(note-internal) -->agent(note-internal) -->agent(note-internal) -->agent(note-internal)
Am I blind?
Also, since it is possible to attach a subject to every response, wouldn't it make more sense to show the subject of each response rather than a generic "agent(note-interal)". This is of interest because let's say I am looking for a specific response, but I have a dozen or so repsonses all titled the same thing. Rather than clicking on each one to see if it contains the reponse I am after, a subject would let me find my response faster.
Regarding this as possible, it isn't by now. Refer to the ((otrs.de)) to see this implemented soon.
Another question. Rather than placing all responses to a ticket in a thread few, is it possible to expand the entire tree so that the full
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