GLPI-PROJECT

h1. FastActions

*Goal* : Add a system to display fast actions on GLPI header

*GLPI version* : 0.84

*Developer* : Tsmr..

*Concerned objects* : All objects which have an interest to be launch quickly

*Detail* :

Example : for a Call Center which need to generate tickets on the fly :

|Class|Action|Parameter|

|Ticket|New Ticket|Specify requester|

|Problem|New Problem|Specify requester|

|Plugins|Action defined by plugin|Parameters defined by plugin|

*Setup* :

Add a system like fields unicity for select for each types which can use rapid actions the possibles actions (prefined dropdown)

Goal : Define the classes & actions listed into the fast actions dropdown

MoYo : Why setup them ? Like Massive Action, fixed actions may be more simple ?

Tsmr : For Limit number of actions into dropdown : "too much actions, kills fast actions" :P

*Initial Patch* : 

- 1 file ajax/dropdownHeaderActions.php calling Html::addDropdownActionsForHeader($_POST['action']);

- Add an array into define.php : $CFG_GLPI["header_types"] = array('Ticket'); (and modification of plugin.class.php for using with plugins)

- Add 3 functions into html.class.php :

addCriteriaForHeader which define each classes which can use fast actions (with a hook $PLUGIN_HOOKS["header_entry"])

showActionFromHeader which list each classes into a dropdown

addDropdownActionsForHeader which list actions for each classes.

For plugins :

Plugin::registerClass -> 'header_types' => true

$PLUGIN_HOOKS['header_entry']['example'] = array('My fast action' =>'/plugins/example/front/example.form.php');

$PLUGIN_HOOKS['header_action']['example'] = 'plugin_example_header_action';

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function plugin_example_header_action() {

   global $LANG;

   echo "<div class='center'><input type=\"submit\" class=\"submit\" value=\"" . $LANG['buttons'][2] . "\" ></div>";

}

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