Used Zammad installation source: (source, package, …)
Operating system: Debian
Browser + version: all
I want to use a trigger to save a note in each ticket. This note should specify the person who closed the ticket. How do I get this person out (agent or costumer)? Maybe with #{ticket.XXX}?
I would like to be automatically put into a ticket who has closed this ticket. The person who has closed the ticket is in the history. But I would like to have the person also in the ticket. Maybe as note.
You can create workaround this but not totally what you want. on my personal knowledge in zammad.
In trigger you can set
Action is updated
State is closed
Execute changes on obejcts
Article - Notes
Set to public and create subject
at the note type what you want to appear in ticket you can type the name of the person but you need to create different trigger each person hhehe and is not good…
I also want to do that but the test module is not supported in trigger or at the backend
because if the test module is supported in trigger you can achieve what you want using ::owner first name
it doesn’t work for me. I specified in the trigger:
Ticket
#{ticket.number}
geschlossen um
#{ticket.close_at}
von #{ticket.updated_by.lastname}
The ticket in the browser then says:
Ticket
#{ticket.number}
geschlossen um
#{ticket.close_at}
von #{ticket.updated_by.lastname}
#{ticket.close_by.lastname}
I don’t know, if my browser (Internet Explorer) for konfiguration the trigger is the problem. The line breaks are also strange. I don’t see the line breaks in the konfiguration.
Rather sounds like you’re trying to add a note and not to send a mail…?
Please provide a bit more information, because right now your trigger configuration is not entirely clear to me.
A screenshot of your trigger configuration and maybe the place you see the described issue should be good enough.