UPDATED: Use <forms.TicketCCForm> when subscribing to a ticket followups.

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Bruno Tikami 2016-02-19 11:09:03 -02:00
parent e4337cef1d
commit 380723a972

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@ -339,29 +339,35 @@ def return_ticketccstring_and_show_subscribe(user, ticket):
return ticketcc_string, SHOW_SUBSCRIBE
def subscribe_to_ticket_updates(ticket, user=None, email=''):
def subscribe_to_ticket_updates(ticket, user=None, email=None, can_view=True, can_update=False):
try:
EmailValidator()(email)
except ValidationError:
email = ''
email = None
data = {
'ticket': ticket,
'user': user,
'email': email,
'can_view': can_view,
'can_update': can_update
}
ticketcc = TicketCC()
ticketcc.ticket = ticket
ticketcc.user = user
ticketcc.email = email
ticketcc.can_view = True
ticketcc.can_update = True
ticketcc.save()
ticket_cc_form = TicketCCForm(data)
if ticket_cc_form.is_valid():
return ticket_cc_form.save()
else:
raise ValidationError(
_('Could not create subscribe contact to ticket updated. Errors: {}'.format(ticket_cc_form.errors))
)
return ticketcc
def subscribe_staff_member_to_ticket(ticket, user, email=''):
''' used in view_ticket() and update_ticket() '''
return subscribe_to_ticket_updates(ticket=ticket, user=user)
return subscribe_to_ticket_updates(ticket=ticket, user=user, email=email, can_view=can_view, can_update=can_update)
def update_ticket(request, ticket_id, public=False):