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Hi Klemen,

When the auto email is send it displays the subject field as: "New Support Ticket Submitted"

Is there a way by which the subject field of the email can also include the "name" of the client.

For example: "New Support Ticket Submitted - John Joy"

Is this also possible for the reply emails.

It helps a lot in quick identifying emails of specific clients.

Best Wishes

jvz

Southern Money

In the submit_ticket.php you can change to

Thanks Klemen.

It works!

May I ask also the procedure for the reply ticktes. I would not like to mess things up.

Regards

jvz
Southern Money

Same as before, but this time add the code to

Thanks Klemen,

Needed to make sure. Do not want to create problems.

I did the change and it works nicely.

I assume that for those who want to add other info the method will be the same but "name" will be changed to for example "custom1"

Thank you very much.

Best whises.

jvz
Southern Money

I have added the category to the subject line of the staff email in this way, but I was only able to add the category ID. How might I go about adding the actual name of the category? It doesn't absolutely have to be in the subject line — it would be okay if I just had it in the email body, really.

I am also interested in this fix, I can get the category # to display but I would really like the category name to display.

Hi Klemen,

Is it possible to also change the subject flied of the very first ticket that is send to the person submitting the ticket. I did change submit and reply tickets which addresses the mails to our staff, but not the client who submitted the ticket.

For purposes of spam it is better to have names in the subject field rather than repetitive content.

Thanking you kindly.

Southern Money

Instead of use

Hi Klemen,

Tx.

Please confirm the file name please.

Regards

It's in the submit_ticket.php one.

Got it!

Tx Klemen. Appreciated.

Best Wishes.

This mod might be different in V2.2, can someone help?

Instead of $name use $tmpvar['name'] as now the field values are stored as $tmpvar['FIELD_NAME']

I found that I was able to use . ' - '.$ticket['subject'] at the end of the $hesklang['new_reply_ticket'] in the following files:

submit_ticket.php
reply_ticket.php
admin_reply_ticket.php

And my tests seem to work fine.

should I do this differently?