Add a Tag to a New ticket if attachment is present
Data ultimo post: 02 dic 2020
To tag new tickets with a tags when they have attachments.
Use Case :
You can then use this tag to filter tickets with attachments to one view while other with no attachments to another view.
There can be other use cases too.
Steps:
1. Enable API access type (see screenshot)
Password Access item 3 on the screenshot above - if you want to use username and password for your API auth only.
For token select item 4 on the screenshot - if you are going to generate API token in zendesk and use that.
You don't have to enable both but one will do.
2.Create target extension > HTTP
Title : Update Tags
URL : https://domain.zendesk.com/api/v2/tickets/update_many.json?ids={{ticket.id}}
Method PUT
Content Type JSON
Make sure your external target uses Basic auth. either via API token or admin credentials.
3.Create Trigger
SET-Check for Attachments
Condition - Ticket is created
Action - Notify Target : Update Tags
JSON Body :
{"ticket":
{% for comment in ticket.public_comments offset:0 limit:1 %}
{% if comment.attachments.size > 0 %}
{"additional_tags":["attachments_yes"]}
{% else %}
{"additional_tags":["attachments_no"]}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
}
above code checks the comment for attachments, if attachments more than 0 than it tags the ticket with "attachments_yes"
or else it will tag as "attachment_no"
NOTE: You will see the following error-
You can ignore that error message, the JSON target is trying to validate your code as JavaScript rather than Liquid.
I tested this and it works for all new tickets
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46 commenti
Fabio
Hi ASHISH DIVAY,
what does the first line do?
I'm curious if this 'offset' and 'limit' stuff only checks the latest comment? But I have no idea how it works. ;-)
I'm asking because let's say I want to see if there's a way to check if there is more than one attachment in the whole ticket conversation. I assume I would need to adjust the line mentioned above and also include some kind of counter instead of this '> 0 %' thing in line 2?
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Eric Nelson
Do you mind opening up a ticket so that our team can take a look at your account? When opening that ticket, if you could provide some examples where this is happening - it'd be apprecitated.
Thanks so much!
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Dean Kongslie
I have a question. I am using a webhook to set the subject of a ticket depending on various data in the form's fields. The subject does get updated using this trigger, but I want the subject to update before the email goes out on a newly created ticket. When I run the following webhook as the very first trigger on our instance (ahead of the notify requester of new proactive ticket) the email still goes out with the subject as it was when I submitted the ticket originally, not as is since being updated by this webhook.
What am I doing wrong?
The endpoint that this webhook is looking at is a PUT and domain/api/v2/tickets/{{ticket.id}}.json
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Dave Dyson
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Sebastian
Thanks Ashish and Terry!
Did anyone yet check how to also trigger images pasted directly in the email text? The trigger in itself works fine but it seems images pasted into the text are not stored as attachments in the ticket JSON. Anyone checked out already how to catch those images as well?
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Anita Rajkumar
Awesome resolution Ash! :)
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Kuldeep Patidar
Hi Terry Ehrhard,
Thanks for confirming. I feel strongly about information and love learning more on this. If possible, can you please help me in building that markup to achieve my goal.
Edit: I think we need to use “tickets/update_many” endpoint here.
I'm afraid as I have minimum knowledge of markup, so not sure how the correct code/request should look like.
I truly appreciate your valuable support!!
Regards.
Kuldeep
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Terry Ehrhard
Hi Kuldeep - This would give you a count of any/all replies by agents both to customer and to internal agents. See this article https://support.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115015611647-Trigger-conditions-and-actions-reference
If you only wanted to determine internal comments I suppose you could use markup to count the number of internal comments and add a tag when the count exceeds your preset limit.
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Kuldeep Patidar
Hi Terry Ehrhard,
Thanks for sharing the great workaround! This looks very much similar to what I thought, but I would like to know if 'Agent Replies' condition will address the 'Internal comments' or not?
Since we're using an escalation mechanism to compete with those request and with the increase in back and forth between the teams, we're getting a lots of internal comments in the ticket and therefore want to apply a tag that could be routed to a separate queue if feasible. Or if there is any other workaround, please let me know.
Thanks again!
Kuldeep
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Terry Ehrhard
Hi 1262731691290 - This is easily accomplished within a trigger. We have one in place that elevates to high priority when 8 replies are exceeded
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