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Disable user's ability to solve tickets

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Publicado 06 de fev. de 2018

Hi, 

we have our client end users solving tickets, but we want this option only to be available to our agents. 

I can't find any simple way to manage this, could you give me some indication?

Thanks. 


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Hi Juan,

You'll need to edit a little bit of code to make this work, but it should be pretty easy.  

If you are using the default theme you'll need to edit the request_page.ebs file:

In the request_page.ebs file I believe you should be able to just comment out or remove all the following code:

I'm not able to currently test this, but looks like this should work.  could you report back here to verify?  Thanks.

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Jessie Schutz

Zendesk Customer Care

Thanks for hopping in to help, David! You're on fire!

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Hi, thanks a lot, I'll check it and let you know how it works asap 

Regards!

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Hi, 

sorry for the late answer. 

What characters should I use to comment those lines? Sorry for the noob question :P

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Jessie Schutz

Zendesk Customer Care

Hey Juan!

You can comment out code in HTML by putting <!-- these characters --> on either end of the text you want to comment out. I found some useful information about this on HTML.com, as well, if you'd like to read more about it!

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This worked for me, except my code looked different (I guess because I'm using a different theme). I ended up with code that looked like this:

 

</div>
<div class="comment-form-controls clearfix">
<div class="comment-mark-as-solved">
<!--{{checkbox 'mark_as_solved'}}
{{label 'mark_as_solved'}}-->
</div>
{{input type='submit'}}
</div>
</div>
{{/form}}
{{chat_about_my_ticket}}
</section>

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Thanks for the input! I applied the changes, we'll see how it works!

Thanks and regards!

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Jessie Schutz

Zendesk Customer Care

Thanks for sharing, Ben!

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