Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of CannedResponsesPlugin

Timestamp:

May 4, 2009, 2:10:19 AM (15 years ago)

Author:

John Bailey

Comment:

small tweaks

CannedResponsesPlugin

@@ -45 +45 @@
 
 Notes:
-  * The line `pluginreq = new,pending -> closed` specifies, as a comma-delimited list, the statuses a ticket may have for using this canned response and the status the ticket will be set to.
+  * The line `pluginreq = new,pending -> new` specifies, as a comma-delimited list, the statuses a ticket may have for using this canned response and the status the ticket will be set to.  This can be any status a ticket can have.
   * The 'name' attribute provides a "pretty name" for users to see in the list of canned responses.
-  * The 'comment' attribute specifies, in WikiFormatting, the text of the comment to be added.  Anything inserted into the comment field at the same time as applying a canned response will be retained and placed after the canned response.
+  * The 'comment' attribute specifies, in WikiFormatting, the text of the comment to be added.  Anything inserted into the comment field at the same time as applying a canned response will be retained and placed after the canned response, with a `[[BR]]` between the canned response text and the user's comment text.
   * The 'resolution' attribute specifies the resolution to use on the ticket when closing.
   * The 'permissions' attribute specifies the minimum level of permissions required to see and use the response.
-  * The 'milestone' attribute (new in 0.11.1) allows you to specify the milestone to change the ticket to.
-  * The 'type' attribute (new in 0.11.1) allows you to specify a ticket type to change the ticket to.
-  * Be careful with spelling, as there is no validation.  If you make a spelling mistake you could cause a Python exception or cause tickets to be set to resolutions or milestones that don't exist.
+  * The 'milestone' attribute (new in plugin version 0.11.1) allows you to specify the milestone to change the ticket to.
+  * The 'type' attribute (new in plugin version 0.11.1) allows you to specify a ticket type to change the ticket to.
+  * Be careful with spelling, as there is no validation.  If you make a spelling mistake you could cause a Python exception or cause tickets to be set to statuses, resolutions, types, or milestones that don't exist.
 
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