Triger Conditions not working as expected (expert mode)

Technical assistance
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Infos:

  • Used Zammad version: 5.4.0-1680612797.66e35235.focal
  • Used Zammad installation type: package
  • Operating system: Ubuntu
  • Browser + version: multiple, but all latest

Expected behavior:

  • Rule works as shown (but if i have it wrong, the logic i want is:
    ticket state NEW AND From specific sender AND text body DOES NOT contain Phrase A OR Phrase B OR Phrase C THEN DO abc

I guess like below:

IF (State == New & From == person & body !== (phrase A | Phrase B | Phrase C))

Then (DO == abc)

Actual behavior:

  • it ignores the body contains not part and fires off the output actions

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

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if i send an email in as the someone, with phrase A / B / C, then the trigger still executes its output. Am i just a total potato and making this wrong?

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Suggest updating to ver 6.

I’m not exactly clear as to what you are attempting to do. If I understand correctly, you want Zammad to respond differently to different phrases. If you receive an email and it contains ‘Phrase A’ anywhere in the body of that email, then proceed with action 1. If it contains phrase b, proceed with action 2.

I think Email / Filter is best for this. If I understand you correctly.

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no, i want it to NOT execute the trigger if any of those phrases is contained within the body of the email.

We are investigating the move to V6, however there are some possible breaking changes that need to be carefully evaluated before we can. And i dont think that this is an issue resolved by V6.

There is only 1 output / action that it executes. But there is a multitude of possible inputs that i want it to not execute if they are present.

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Need more information as to what you are trying to do.

"IF (State == New & From == person & body !== (phrase A | Phrase B | Phrase C))

Then (DO == abc)"

Are you trying to trigger this on new emails that come in? The email filter is what you want.

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Just replace the “OR” with an “AND”. In which case you actually don’t need that extra line. Just connect the five conditions with the top “AND”.

In your current situation, only one of the bottom 3 conditions needs to be true, but you want them all to be true.

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