miniwark
24th April 2007, 07:22 PM
If i chek the "do not send" mail option (as i prefer a web-only support system) in the preferences the system try anayway to send mail.
how to reproduce :
- unchek the 'do not send mail' check bok
- as admin or agent try to add a new ticket (a todo-ticket for internal use for example)
- leave the "To" field blank (supose to be not necessary for web-only "new task")
- give "test" as ticket subject
- say whatever inside the ticket and send it
Then :
- An error message appear about the empty recipient field : the system try to send a mail even is if the option say to not do so
- A ghost user appear in the user list -> test@localost
- Fortunatly the ticket is created but each try to add a note/reply to the ticket make a "no recipient error"
Obviously Support Center was created with mail handling in mind (witch is good) but so he did no support well the "Web-only" mode.
PS1 : Bug on the free version i do not see this bug on the demo version
PS2 : Alternaly the default prosed status for "new ticket" created by agents is "waiting reply" instead of "New"
how to reproduce :
- unchek the 'do not send mail' check bok
- as admin or agent try to add a new ticket (a todo-ticket for internal use for example)
- leave the "To" field blank (supose to be not necessary for web-only "new task")
- give "test" as ticket subject
- say whatever inside the ticket and send it
Then :
- An error message appear about the empty recipient field : the system try to send a mail even is if the option say to not do so
- A ghost user appear in the user list -> test@localost
- Fortunatly the ticket is created but each try to add a note/reply to the ticket make a "no recipient error"
Obviously Support Center was created with mail handling in mind (witch is good) but so he did no support well the "Web-only" mode.
PS1 : Bug on the free version i do not see this bug on the demo version
PS2 : Alternaly the default prosed status for "new ticket" created by agents is "waiting reply" instead of "New"