Re: [Phpwiki-talk] DEFINITION: Ticket Tracking

[Adam S. <ad...@pe...>]

thanks to the pointer to wiki badges, i hadn't foudn that yet on c2.

> This gives you most of the functionality you want without any new
> code.  I guess the main thing you don't get is any sort of per ticket
> history: ticket creator/author, creation time, closed tickets (though
> you could use something like TicketApproveClosed (or TicketApproved ?)
> to keep track of closed tickets)...

this could almost be done with the same mechanism as a weblog.  both want
a mechanism for a tag to create sub pages.  for the weblog you want the
story blurb to create a story page.  here you want the ticket to create
the ticket history.  my main complaint with this idea is that having all
these pages automatically created seems like ti would clutter the wiki
name space a lot so maybe isolating them in a sub-wiki (or something)
would help?

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side note, i got this from twiki today and the main new features in the
big new release is plugins.  i thought this was a perfect opportunity to
steal some ideas :-)

ALL-NEW PLUG-INS FEATURE

Check out the initial set of Plugins, like SessionPlugin, SmiliesPlugin,
SpreadSheetPlugin, TOCPlugin and more, at
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Plugins/WebHome. The new Plugins web is
already quite filled out, and building up steadily. Stay tuned.

Developers, you're encouraged to write your own Plugins and contribute
back to the TWiki community. Our goal is to establish Plugins as the
foundation of a powerful, versatile collaboration platform.

adam.