Feature #2708
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Require Category
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Description
As of now I am using Redmine to monitor corporate IT. I have one main project and multiple sub-projects (i.e networking, software, etc.) that users can post tickets to. The problem I have with this is that it doesn't seem like its a correct way of doing things. I would like to have one project and then have users assign their tickets to categories (i.e networking, software, etc.). The problem now is that users submit a ticket, but since its a category is not required users won't always fill it out. This leaves me going back and fixing the mistakes. Is there a way to make the Category value required?
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Updated by Eric Davis almost 16 years ago
I don't use categories that much so if this feature is implemented, making category required should be an optional setting.
Updated by Nanda P almost 16 years ago
+1
We have 10+ Projects. For one of project, the manager wants category field as Required.
As Brandon said "When users submit a ticket, they forget to fill the category out". It is time consuming to go through the description of those tickets & fill the category later.
Another idea: If we can take out the Category field. I can add a custom field called category ;) & make it Required.
I am looking for a temp fix, until we find a solution.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Nanda
Updated by Peter Edstrom over 15 years ago
+1
See also #703 and #582 for slightly different takes on this.
We use inbound email, where a category can be defaulted. This is great because the owner of the category is alerted when a new issue is created. When issues are created in the tool, however, the category is not required and thus no one is guaranteed to be notified of the new issue.
Updated by Nanda P over 15 years ago
- File _form.rhtml _form.rhtml added
- File issue.rb issue.rb added
app\views\issues\_form.rhtml -> Change in line # 27
validates_presence_of :subject, :description, :priority, :category, :project, :tracker, :author, :status
app\models\issue.rb -> Change in line # 48
validates_presence_of :subject, :description, :priority, :category, :project, :tracker, :author, :status
Updated by Nanda P over 15 years ago
Nanda Palaniswamy wrote:
appviewsissues_form.rhtml -> Change in line # 27
[...]appmodelsissue.rb -> Change in line # 48
[...]
I modified the above files to make the category as Required field.
Updated by Paul Voelker over 15 years ago
I think giving the option to require the category field would be fantastic. This would be great for those who make use of the auto-assignment functionality of categories.
Updated by Brandon Dixon over 15 years ago
- File _form.rhtml _form.rhtml added
I am running the latest version (0.8.4) and it looks like some things were changed.
This works:
app\models\issue.rb -> Change in line # 48
validates_presence_of :subject, :description, :priority, :category, :project, :tracker, :author, :status
The first mod to the form on the other hand does not work. It now looks like this:
app\views\issues\_form.rhtml -> Change in line # 28
<p><%= f.select :category_id, (@project.issue_categories.collect {|c| [c.name, c.id]}), :include_blank => true, :required => true %>
Updated by Nanda P about 15 years ago
Brandon,
The patch is not working with trunk version (Redmine 0.8.7.devel.3131)
When you get a chance could you please have a look?
Thanks in Advance
Nanda
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Updated by Chad S over 14 years ago
I have a fix for this guys that works with 1.0.x (which i assume would work with 0.9.x, but i have not tested it.)
Follow it as you normally would with one exception...
The edit to this file....:
app/views/issues/_form.rhtml
should instead be done to this file:
app/views/issues/_attributes.rhtml
I have this working after upgrading from 0.8.x to 1.0.x. Reply here if you need help getting this working.
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Updated by Anonymous about 14 years ago
How about extending required yes/no to all fields in an issue?
Some of them are already required on system level.
Given the fact that you can set required yes/no on custom fields, this seems like a logical step.
Updated by Terence Mill about 14 years ago
Even better would be setting required fields dependent on the status for the ticket. This way someone can better design details of the workflow..
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Updated by Etienne Massip over 13 years ago
- Status changed from New to Closed
- Resolution set to Duplicate
Dup of #703.