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Tickets
Hi,
anyone can give me some hints about how to build an application for support teams that relies on tickets? A ticket is kind of a serial number that is attributed to support requests, once a support bloke starts following up the request, the ticket becomes his, and after a while, he either closes the ticket (case closed) or he transmitts it to another person. managers have the right to redistribute tickets. cheers |
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RE: Tickets
Well, make a form whichs adds an entry to a database, in the database have ticket_number which is also auto_increment, you'll never have to values, then their, jus display that number and people can see their ticket number. Then have a script, behind a password, for admins, that they solve the ticket by emailing the user or posting a solution, and then they add there name to solved_by under that ticker ... db structure wud be like:
ID Ticket_name User_name Ticket_number Solved_By Simple as that |
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