So what mail do you mean?
The system is able to send mails on different events. As a default it is configured to send
no Mails to the user when a ticket is created via the dispatcher. Keywords for this are:
- MailIfNewDocDispatcher = NO
- MailIfNewDocDispatcherBodyFieldName =
- MailIfNewDocDispatcherLink = NO
- MailIfNewDocDispatcherSubjectFieldName =
Change the first and the second entry to YES to send Mails from the dispatcher to the users.
When a mail is generated manually the system uses the following keywords to decide whether a mail should be send and how. The default configuration is to send Mails but without links
- MailIfNewDoc = YES
- MailIfNewDocBodyFieldName =
- MailIfNewDocLink = NO
- MailIfNewDocSubjectFieldName =
So if you want to send a mail with a link when a ticket is created manually you should change the parameter for MailIfNewDocLink to "YES"
The same configuration is used for every single event.
When a ticket is accepted by the supporter:
- MailIfAccepted... (By the way if you set MailIfNewDocDispatcher to "NO" this should be set to "YES"
There is one additional parameter for that. MailIfAcceptedSetTicketFieldToNO which is explained furthermore in the description.
When a ticket is completed:
- MailIfCompleted...
Forwarded:
- MailIfForwarded...
Cancelled:
- MailIfDocumentCancelled
Resubmitted:
- MailIfReSubmitted...
Reopened:
- MailIfReopened...
For each event you can decide if a mail should be sent, what mailtemplate should be used and if it should contain a doclink.
To test if that works in general you should set every ...Link document to yes.
The same structure applies to the todos all events that relate to them are named "MailIfToDo..."
So to check that there is nothing wrong with the configuration could you please give us the values of all the "MailIf.......Link" documents?