Tyler Hepworth wrote:

Jesse wrote:

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Jeff Griffiths wrote:

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That's a queue permissions thing, I thought it was initially confusing as well. Just put the rest of of your queues as 'admin' with only the 'submission' queue as 'users'.

cheers, JeffG

Jesse wrote:

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I want to make it so that when when a customer creates a new ticket they can only post to a certain queue. right now I'm doing testing on a future ticket system and when I goto post with a user they can send a ticket to all the queue's.

thanks marshall

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Are you saying that you want me to make the group admin on the "Junk" "Misc" "Postmaster" and "Raw" queues? I did this and they can still see each of the queues when creating a ticket.

Much easier than all that. Add the following to Config.pm

#CustomerPanelOwnSelection #(If this is in use, "just this selection is valid" for the CustomMessage.) $Self->{CustomerPanelOwnSelection} = { QueueID => String '1' => 'First Queue!', '2' => 'Second Queue!', };

Define the queues that you want the customer to see in the web panel. Those will be the only ones available.

hth,

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Is this for all the "customers"? Can I make it so that only one queue is selected for a group of "customers." My situation is that I have eight differnt sites and want to make the whole process of sending a ticket as easy as pie (you know how end users are). If I can make it so that the people at site A can only post and select site A's queue on that drop down list, that would be ideal. This looks like it makes it so that all the "customers" can see the queues defined in: '1' => 'First Queue!', '2' => 'Second Queue!', and that I can't define specified queues for specific "customers." Do see my situation? thanks marshall