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Integrating django-helpdesk into your application
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Django-helpdesk associates an email address with each submitted ticket. If you integrate django-helpdesk directly into your django application, logged in users will automatically have their email address set when they visit the `/tickets/submit/` form. If you wish to pre-fill fields in this form, you can do so simply by setting the following query parameters:
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- `queue`
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- `title`
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- `body`
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- `submitter_email`
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- `custom_<custom-field-slug>`
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There is also a page under the url `/tickets/submit_iframe/` with the same behavior.
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Fields may be hidden by adding them to a comma separated `_hide_fieds_` query parameter.
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Here is an example url to get you started: `http://localhost:8000/desk/tickets/submit_iframe/?queue=1;custom_dpnk-user=http://lol.cz;submitter_email=foo@bar.cz;title=lol;_hide_fields_=title,queue,submitter_email`. This url sets the queue to 1, sets the custom field `dpnk-url` to `http://lol.cz` and submitter_email to `lol@baz.cz` and hides the title, queue, and submitter_email fields. Note that hidden fields should be set to a default.
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Note that these fields will continue to be user-editable despite being pre-filled.
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