[Rtir] Adding new constituency

[Carlos Fuentes Bermejo]

Hiya Tony,

You can do it by adding a new value of the _RTIR_Constituency.

So you have to login as root, go to RT -> Configuration -> Queues ->  
Select Incidents queue -> Select CustomFields of this queue, if you  
want to see all the CFs of the queue, you must click on "Include  
disabled custom field in listing" -> Choose _RTIR_Constituency and  
add your new value.

Cheers,
Carlos

El 06/03/2007, a las 12:53, Tony Arnold escribió:

> How can I add a new constituency to my existing RTIR installation? The
> only reference I can find is in the initialdata file used during
> installation. I'm running RTIR 1.0.5.
>
> Regards,
> Tony.
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