﻿ticket,summary,type,release,owner,status,created,modified,_description,_reporter
7249,"""my template"" box in the wrong place",defect,0.11,Richard Liao,assigned,2010-06-16T12:56:27+02:00,2011-03-16T20:34:23+01:00,"
I'm using firefox 3.6.3 on Windows Vista Business (6.0, Build 6001), and have just installed this plugin.  All seems to work fine but there is an aesthetic issue in that when creating a new ticket the ""my template"" box appears in the wrong place (see attachment firefox_screenshot.jpg), for internet explorer 8 things look even worse (see attachment ie_screenshot.jpg).

Is it just something to do with my setup? or something more inherent?",nathaniel@…
4250,[PATCH] Annoying javascript confirm() and Load button.,enhancement,0.11,Richard Liao,reopened,2008-12-11T01:21:08+01:00,2014-02-04T23:46:45+01:00,"Could you remove '''OK/Cancel''' javascript on ticket type change (new/modify).
[[BR]]Filling automatically textareas with template must be a normal way of doing in your plugin, no need to confirm if i want or/not, i installed the plugin to do it.
[[BR]]In my mind, if people don't like the preformatted template they remove it by themselves but a template is made to be followed not Cancelled.

And could make the same in '''Admin''' by removing the '''Load''' button. Fill the textarea when changing ticket type automatically. Even if the page blink and you do not intend to do Ajax, i think this a much better way to do.

Mimimizing user interactions must be a standard in software developpement. Users mustn't need to search the information, the information must comme by itself to the user.

Cheers.",Sébastien GISSINGER
6532,An empty template is not applied when switching back from a ticket type that has a custom template defined,defect,0.11,Richard Liao,new,2010-02-03T23:20:51+01:00,2010-02-03T23:25:56+01:00,"Hello,

I tested this plugin under `Trac 0.12dev-r9098` and it seems to work well, so I added the `0.12` tag to the wiki page.

One issue I noticed is the proper template is not applied under the following conditions:
 1. Clear the template for '''type''' = ''defect''.
 1. Add a custom template for '''type''' = ''task''.
 1. Open the ''newticket'' page and select '''type''' = ''task''. The custom template is applied.
 1. Switch to '''type''' = ''defect''. The user is not prompted with a dialog ''Apply template by ticket type?'', but the template is not changed either. In this case, the template should be removed because an empty template is used for '''type''' = ''defect'', however the custom template for '''type''' = ''task'' is left in the description field.",Ryan J Ollos
6533,"Can't have an empty template for one ticket type, as well as a non-empty default template",enhancement,0.11,Richard Liao,new,2010-02-04T01:43:57+01:00,2010-02-09T03:50:52+01:00,"There does not appear to be a way to have an empty template for one ticket type, as well as a non-empty default template.

If a ticket type is set to have an empty template, then the default template is used. So if one wants to have an empty template for a particular ticket type, then the default template must be set to an empty template.

It would be nice if it was possible to have a non-empty default template and set one of the ticket types to use an empty template.  Perhaps a `Use Default` checkbox would be the best way to accomplish this.  The checkbox could be selected by default to preserve the existing behavior.",Ryan J Ollos
6738,Possibility to extend template to Milestone descriptions?,enhancement,0.11,Richard Liao,new,2010-02-28T06:20:21+01:00,2011-04-11T03:14:19+02:00,"Perhaps this is outside the scope of the TracTicketTemplatePlugin and warrants a new plugin, but I'd find it very useful to be able to apply templates to milestones as well.

If you have a moment, I'd really like to get your feedback about how difficult you think this might be to implement, perhaps using a lot of the code you have used with the TracTicketTemplatePlugin.

One might initially think this feature is not very useful because milestones are defined infrequently, but on my development team we use milestones for software iterations, and create 4-5 milestones every 2 weeks.  A standard template would be useful to guide the user in entering an appropriate description for the milestone.",Ryan J Ollos
8564,URL placeholders don't work,defect,0.12,Richard Liao,new,2011-03-03T11:37:50+01:00,2011-03-03T11:37:50+01:00,"I've defined a template in the template admin section:

{{{
== ... ==

%(myfoo)

...
}}}

According to the Wiki it should be enough to append the custom placeholder to the URL when creating a new ticket:

{{{
/<project>/newticket?type=task&myfoo=bar
}}}

Unfortunately, the placeholder is not being replaced by the parameter value.

An approach to debug this issue was not successful yet and any help is appreciated.",anonymous
10069,Add function to load user template via url parameter,enhancement,0.12,Richard Liao,new,2012-06-05T11:34:22+02:00,2012-06-05T11:34:22+02:00,"I like to be able to put links to create new tickets on certain (private) wiki pages. It would be great if I could add a GET parameter to that link to choose directly my template that should be used.

Examples:

 * Link to create new Ticket from My Template ""Template1""
{{{
http://trac.local/newticket?template=Template1
}}}
 * Link to create new Ticket from user template with characters to be encoded in its name (""My Template l"")
{{{
http://trac.local/newticket?template=My%20Template%201
}}}
 * Link to create new Ticket from My Template, using other (template) parameters
{{{
http://trac.local/newticket?template=Template1&my_param=anything&owner=myname
}}}",memartin
10892,Project wide templates dont have possiblity to have owner assigned by template,enhancement,,Richard Liao,new,2013-02-26T09:15:46+01:00,2013-02-26T09:15:46+01:00,"Hi,

Situation: We are using trac for several purposes: tracking software bugs and sales-to-dev request. These have different fields and we are now using the templates so that textfield gets replaced with text that user filing the report should fill up. That works nicely.

Problem is that the project-wide (admin panel) templates dont allow us to define default owner for selected template.

Wanted behavior: Select type->Software bug->Describtion gets updated and owner gets updeted

Or am i just missing something? I see that the custom templates allows users to load template-values with owner getting replaced, but when i glanced at the code i think the system wide templates only load text field value.

Thanks!",susundberg@…
11544,Template is reapplied for new ticket without warning after browser back and forward,defect,1.0,Richard Liao,new,2014-02-04T23:39:33+01:00,2014-02-04T23:39:33+01:00,"I found an annoying problem that seems to be related to the javascript in the TracTicketTemplatePlugin in regards to loading the /newticket page.  The template is re-applied when accidentally pressing the browser's BACK then FORWARD buttons while creating a new ticket.

=== Expected Results ===
Pressing the browser's BACK then FORWARD buttons should ""restore"" all form contents in the /newticket form for a new, unsaved ticket.

=== Actual Results ===
Pressing the browser's BACK then FORWARD buttons restored MOST of the form contents in the /new ticket form for a new, unsaved ticket.  However, the Ticket Description (arguably the most important) was lost.  It was replaced with the default template text.

=== Platform ===
 * Browser: Chrome Version 32.0.1700.107 m
 * OS: Windows 7 x64
 * Trac: 1.0.1
 * Template Plugin: 0.7

=== Steps to Reproduce ===
 1. open /newticket form
    * Template for our default type (i.e., ""Bug"") is populated
 1. Type in a Summary
    * e.g., ""Description is lost when pressing BACK button""
 1. Change Type from ""Bug"" to ""Enhancement""
 1. Confirm dialog to ""Replace ticket content with template?"" appears.
 1. Click OK to replace Description with template for ""Enhancement""
 1. Modify the Ticket Description
    * e.g., add some requirements
 1. Press the browser BACK button
    * e.g., accidentally tap the BACK button on your mouse (oops!)
 1. Panic
 1. Press the browser FORWARD button
    * Summary is restored
    * Type is restored (i.e., Enhancement vs default Bug)
    * BUG: Description is lost, replaced with default template text

=== Workaround ===
Confirmed in Chrome on Windows 7:

Pause at above ""Panic"" step when browser is on previous page (prior to /newticket).  Disable javascript, then press browser FORWARD button.",brian@…
7344,TracTicketTemplate does not work with TracWysiwygPlugin,defect,0.11,Richard Liao,new,2010-07-07T14:15:16+02:00,2011-08-05T13:15:45+02:00,"With the TracWysiwygPlugin 0.11 installed and activated, the TracTicketTemplate stops working. Nothing happens when applying a ticket template.",markus.heinrichs@…
