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James Ainsworth

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  1. 10 hours ago, IM Wiltshire said:

    and the "None" option removed from the Priority dropdown please.

    You can edit the "None" priority and change the status to retired.  Once retired it will not be visible to any user.  We are also looking at options for permanent deletion but one has to be a bit more careful in case there are any workflows or rules using the priority that is being deleted.

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  2. 9 hours ago, Brhow said:

    I can maybe fix it myself but i can even find the priority tab anymore

    Hi @Brhow

    The configuration for priorities was moved under the Service Manager Configuration over a year ago.  The old priorities tab under the Service Portfolio wasn't originally removed to allow customers some time to still access these settings in the old location while they learn about the new location.  Priorities themselves do not have any relationship with the Service Portfolio, so this location to configure request priorities didn't make sense.

    I hope that helps.

     

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  3. Hi Lee, 

    After reading your post again, I had missed that you were clicking on the trash can icon.  I had thought you were deleting individual forms on a capture workflow, but I now understand that you were trying to delete a complete capture.  

    I have replicated your issue and reported back to development.

  4. Hi Will,

    Not a bug.  However, the Insights is highlighting that when a request is created the status seems to default to the status of Open and then in the workflow you are immediately changing it to New.   I'll see what more I can find out.  I believe that some time ago the default used to be set to New and that may have changed over time as the majority of users may not be using response times along with the status of New.  If that's the case we can look into providing more options to what the starting status is.  

  5. Hi Adrian,

    Thanks for your post.

    If you open configuration (Ctrl+Shift+s) and search on the word editPost and then select the Include advanced settings check box you should be able to see the setting below.

    You can select which timeline entries that they can edit.  I believe is your case, you want the Update action.

    Hope this helps.

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  6. @samwoo

    It was in the release notes when it was released.  

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    I also mentioned here in this discussion so that those that were interested were aware in case they missed the release notes. I realize that not all support staff will follow the release notes or participate on the community form.  We did have something that we called "Nano Training" that highlighted small changes.  I'll talk to development to see if that can be re-introduced where appropriate. Harry Hornbill notifications are generally reserved for larger feature releases. 

  7. Thanks for your post HHH.

    From what I can see, there is just one extra click needed to take the focus away from the text box which also removes the styling toolbar.   The idea was that having the styling toolbar would save time when writing a resolution that contains links and other formatted options.

    I think that there is enough room to adjust the positioning of the category picker so that it is always visible.  I'll have a discussion with development to see what can be done.

     

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  8. If the members of the managers team do not require request assignments, you can turn assignments off for either the entire team or for individuals within this team.  The members of the managers  would still be able to be assigned requests under the project management team provided they are also a member of that team.

    https://docs.hornbill.com/servicemanager-config/administration/service-desk#enable-assignment

    Let us know if this helps.

     

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