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Tommy commented,
Hi Erica,
I can see the metadata when I go to the /api/v2/ticketnum/audits.json (or something close to that, going off of memory), and it looks all good, but any edits I make to the metadata, it just goes to the 'custom' key, whereas I'd like to manually edit the 'flags' and 'flags_options' keys. So instead of 'custom' : {'flags' : [3]}, I'd like it to not be in the custom and instead just have 'flags': [3] within the metadata. Thanks!
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Tommmy
View comment · Posted Oct 29, 2021 · Tommy
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Tommy commented,
Hi Erica,
Thanks! I am using the Zendesk API client
-Tommy
View comment · Posted Oct 28, 2021 · Tommy
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Tommy commented,
Hi Jennifer,
Is there any way to add this flag from the Zendesk API? Currently when I try to do it, it adds the flag to the 'custom' section of the metadata, as opposed to actually editing the 'flags' section of the metdata? Thanks!
View comment · Posted Oct 28, 2021 · Tommy
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Hi there. So I'm creating Zendesk tickets using the API in PHP, and I want to add flags:[3] to the metadata so that it shows that the ticket requester was not signed in when the ticket was created. However, I have yet to find a way to edit the metadata in this way; all of the ways that I've found to edit the metadata when creating a ticket have just added it to the 'custom' field, as opposed to actually adding this flag. Was wondering how I would go about doing this? Thanks!
Posted Oct 28, 2021 · Tommy
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