Dynamic fields trees?
Moderator: crythias
Dynamic fields trees?
Is it possible to make dynamic dropdowns that are trees? What I mean is, values in the first drop-down determine whats available in the next..is this possible?
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OTRS 3.1.0 , Ubuntu Server 11.04, Apache2, MySQL
Re: Dynamic fields trees?
no, as the dynamic fields are a backend functionality.
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Re: Dynamic fields trees?
Why are they called dynamic?
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OTRS 3.1.0 , Ubuntu Server 11.04, Apache2, MySQL
OTRS 3.1.0 , Ubuntu Server 11.04, Apache2, MySQL
Re: Dynamic fields trees?
because they allow dynamiv usage of fields, like activating and deactivating them. Also you are not bound to a certain number, they are unlimeted
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Re: Dynamic fields trees?
If you're willing to structure and de-normalise your data a little, I have a solution to this using javascript to perform the cascade on the front-end. After spending quite a while, trying in vain to get it to work using ACLs (what is the point of the "Possible" ACLs for Dynamic Fields? They don't seem to do anything), I decided to use a similar method to that which I used in OTRS 3.0.
It may be that this doesn't work in Internet Explorer. Since none of our Agents use IE, I'm not really concerned for my own application.
If you structure your data so that all of the allowed keys for the second level start with the string for the first value, then this little piece of javascript should help.
eg. If you have:
TicketFreeText1
It may be that this doesn't work in Internet Explorer. Since none of our Agents use IE, I'm not really concerned for my own application.
If you structure your data so that all of the allowed keys for the second level start with the string for the first value, then this little piece of javascript should help.
eg. If you have:
TicketFreeText1
- Key: A Value: Something
- Key: B Value: Something Else
- Key: C Value: Last
- Key: AA — Value: This will appear as an option when "Something" is selected
- Key: AB — Value: This will also appear as an option when "Something" is selected
- Key: BA — Value: This will appear as an option when "Something Else" is selected
- Key: BB — Value: This will also appear as an option when "Something Else" is selected
- Key: CA — Value: This will appear as an option when "Last" is selected
Code: Select all
jQuery.fn.dynamicFieldTree = function (master) {
return this.each(function() {
var slave = this;
$(slave).find('option').each(function(i,o) {
if ($(master).attr('value')=='' && ($(o).attr('value') != '') || ($(o).attr('value').indexOf($(master).attr('value')) != 0)) {
$(o).remove();
}
});
$(slave).bind('DOMNodeInserted', function(e) {
if (e.target.value.indexOf($(master).attr('value')) != 0) {
$(e.target).remove();
}
});
});
}
$(function() {
$('#DynamicField_TicketFreeText2').dynamicFieldTree($('#DynamicField_TicketFreeText1'));
});