Applying macros in the create ticket POST request?
已于 2022年3月04日 发布
It seems that with the API, macros can only be applied to existing tickets. I'm trying to set up a process where a ticket gets created with a macro already applied (the macro includes a comment template, which I would like to be the first comment of the ticket). This can be done manually through the Zendesk portal, but is there a way to do this through the API in the create ticket POST request?
Thanks for the help!
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Rafael Santos
1900336747184 The ticket attachment flow via API is described in this Developer documentation page:
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Víctor Meza
1264158211509 and 4453309851418
We are trying to insert an attachment via trigger + webhook, which is not possible, but it is possible in the macros. We are trying to apply the macro via trigger+webhook as mentioned above, but we noticed that the attachments have a token + exiption which can only be used once per ticket.
How can we apply this type of macros via API?
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M Ibrahim Hayat
Rafael Santos thank you dear im doing in same way now but its still not adding marco.
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Rafael Santos
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Your ticket elements should be inside the ticket object, not the comment.
Something like the following:
My personal preference for comments follows 1263082103969's suggestion, as html_body allows prettier customization.
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Christopher Kennedy
To format the body of the ticket comment in your update ticket request, use the
html_body
property instead of thebody
property. For reference, we have a breakdown of the different types of comment bodies in our developer docs.0
M Ibrahim Hayat
i have added marco (body) in my ticket it has created like this. 4453309851418 im also adding marco id in ticket but its not including this. can you help me how can i include marcos in my ticket thanks.
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Rafael Santos
Additionally, we can include the Macro's ID in the ticket's macro_id field, so that it shows on the ticket audits.
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Mohammad Aarij
Thank you for the quick and helpful response!
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Tipene Hughes
Thanks for reaching out!
To apply a macro to a new ticket, you will first need to call the
GET /api/v2/macros/{macro_id}/apply
endpoint which will return the changes the macro would make to a ticket. You'd then extract those changes and include them in the request to thePOST /api/v2/tickets
endpoint when creating the ticket. Here's a link to the docs which goes in to a bit more detail:- Macro API - Show changes to ticket
I hope this helps! Feel free to reach out with any questions.Tipene
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