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using the API in the template files


seancon1

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in short i want to give customers that belong to a Client Group the ability to fill out a form with specific information and have the API open a ticket with this information. i am aware of the custom fields but i dont see a way to restrict the ability to access the form or department by client groups the only option i see is to hide it.

 

i have added a custom page and it is only accessible by clients from a specific group and this is where i would like to add the form.

 

i initially was going to have the form send an email to the support address but when i saw the open ticket API could be used from within the template i thought this may be a better idea.

 

 

if i want to access the API from the template and {php} is not the ideal way to go then what is the right way?

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You shouldnt use the API in the templates at all. If you're building this from a custom page, the API code belongs within the PHP file, not the template.

 

If you need to do this from the support page, you can simply modify the template to check the client group and display the support department based on that. This can all be accomplished with smarty, no need to use PHP at all.

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