Changing ticket default type to 'Incident'

Hello to all, We have defined several basic ticket types, and wish to have all tickets be created as Type::Incident by default. I know this can be manually selected when a ticket is created through the web interface, but where do we change the default option from ' - ' to 'Incident'? I'm assuming this is done in a .pm file somewhere, but I haven't been able to find that entry. Thanks for any guidance, Patrick Dillon Aleris International

As far as i know you can change the types to temporarily invalid or remove
the type from the customer screen from system management ticket core..
My choice was to remove it from the customer screen totaly..
On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 11:34 AM,
Hello to all,
We have defined several basic ticket types, and wish to have all tickets be created as Type::Incident by default. I know this can be manually selected when a ticket is created through the web interface, but where do we change the default option from ' - ' to 'Incident'?
I'm assuming this is done in a .pm file somewhere, but I haven't been able to find that entry.
Thanks for any guidance,
Patrick Dillon Aleris International
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Sarper,
Thanks for your reply. If I understand you correctly, you completely
remove the option for the customer to select a ticket type.
Unfortunately, we don't have the option to hide it completely.
I have made the 'default' type invalid, but the ' - ' continues to be the
default entry in the Type field. I think someone else suggested removing
the ' - ' entry, but I can't see to locate the entry to be removed.
I've looked in the Type configuration, in Sysconfig under all Customer
interface sections, so far I can't find anything relating to this.
Anything else I might try? Another place to look?
Thanks,
Pat
From: Sarper SARIDAL

If you're stuck, just edit the template and remove the type box and replace it with a hidden from element.
James.
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Subject: Re: [otrs] Changing ticket default type to 'Incident'
Sarper,
Thanks for your reply. If I understand you correctly, you completely
remove the option for the customer to select a ticket type.
Unfortunately, we don't have the option to hide it completely.
I have made the 'default' type invalid, but the ' - ' continues to be the
default entry in the Type field. I think someone else suggested removing
the ' - ' entry, but I can't see to locate the entry to be removed.
I've looked in the Type configuration, in Sysconfig under all Customer
interface sections, so far I can't find anything relating to this.
Anything else I might try? Another place to look?
Thanks,
Pat
From: Sarper SARIDAL

Hello All, This problem has persisted and we have not been able to find a solution. We are using OTRS version 2.3.4 Our internal users login at customer.pl and are able to authenicate against Active Directory. The problem is that there are several new users that were added to the Active Directory after the initial sync to OTRS. These users can login successfully and I can find them if I search Customer Users. But for some reason, I don't see the newly added users in the customer-user list when I click "Customer User <-> Groups" so that I can add them to a group. We've tried running the sync-ldap2db.plscript, but it did not help. How can I get these new people to appear on the list? Does anybody know why these users are missing and how to correct it? Please let me know if any more information is needed. Thanks in advance. -Brian Klapchar
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