[rt-users] How to add requestor name in Templates?

[Kenneth Crocker]

Rick Russell wrote:
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> Tomasz Wlodek wrote:
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>> But Now I would like to see requestors real name.  How do I do this?
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>> This must be a very simple, some line
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>> Requestor name -  {$Ticket->....}
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>   Requestor name - {$Ticket->Requestors->UsersObj->First->RealName}
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> If there is more than one requestor, you'll need to write a routine to
> go through them, probably using the $Ticket->Requestors->UsersObj->Next
> method in a loop.
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>> I can't find description in the book, nor on the wiki.
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> It would be nice (HINT HINT) if RT Essentials included a reference list
> of the common object methods, the objects to which they apply, and a
> simple example of each one in use :-)
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> Sure, an exhaustive list would require a hundred pages, but you could
> hit 90% of the objects and methods that somebody is likely to use in a
> couple of dozen pages.
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> Rick R.
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