Views - Folders
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Posted Aug 11, 2015
Hi,
I'm just wondering can I organise my ticket views within folders, or group them together if you like?
When I click on this folder it will expand and show all the views within that folder?
Is this something that I can do please with or without and extension?
It would be EXTREMELY helpful.
Thanks,
Jamie
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Agnieszka Pyzik
Dear 8480634696858 you can create folders to organise Views, please review this article.
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Mike Deardorff
can't believe 9 yeara later Zendesk still has not implemented folders to organize Views!??
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Administration Account
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Nicole Saunders
Hi all -
Product is looking into what they can do to improve views, and they have some specific questions about use cases and problem statements. Go share your experiences!
Community Discussion: How do you use Views?
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ZZ Graeme Carmichael
Hans
The View pane provided by Zendesk does not offer the folder feature.
Folders are available in a free third party app,'Quickie'. An administrator can install that in your account from the Zendesk Marketplace.
It is the Quickie app that displays the Views within folders in its own menu.
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Hans Latour
What do I do wrong? I still see the view without "folders"
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Jamie Gregory
Seems you're right! :D
I have now organised them as so:
However it now makes my Views page look a bit unorganized with the colons but it's the lesser evil so I will leave it like this. UNTIL ZENDESK ACTION THIS!
Thanks again Graeme!
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ZZ Graeme Carmichael
Just rename your views, separating the groups with two colons.
and ensure they are listed together in your list of views.
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Jamie Gregory
Hi Graeme,
How do you create the nests? Mine currently looks like:
As you can see I want to group Power Seller and Power Leveler tickets into their own groups.
I cannot seem to find a guide how to do this on their website or on the app's marketplace?
Many thanks,
Jamie
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ZZ Graeme Carmichael
Jamie
Sorry that Quickie is not for you. I just want to make sure that you are not missing out on something useful to you.
In Quickie, you can create nests of views by applying a naming convention to your views. So, it kind of acts like folders. Similar to how you nest macros using '::' to separate the sections. For example:
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