Each week the SimpleTicket open source project team gets together for a conference call (Wednesday at 10AM CST). We record those calls and upload them into this public podcast. You can join in the conference call or just listen in here.


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SimpleTicket Podcast (64038 subscribers)
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SimpleTicket is an open source trouble ticket system designed for small and medium size businesses.

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Show title Description Reviews
Conference Call: 5-17-2006 Topics for Today's Call: Organizations (crm) code Features to move to a new release SimpleTicket May Release For more information, check out the blog: http://simpleticketblog.weblogswork.com/ 0
Conference Call: 4-26-2006 Here is a summary of the topics covered in the April 26th conference call: PostgreSQL: To facilitate PostgreSQL support, we request that if you have any code which alters the SQL to cross-commit to the suntel branch or consult with the mailing list. After the May 1 release, we're going to freeze the code so we can remove SQL from the controllers and views such that simpleticket will be database agnostic. Search Functionality: We've started to implement search functionality using SimpleSearch. Currently there isn't a "ticket details" page so the question was where should the search result link to. The answer is to use the search to populate the current ticket view and use pagination ("Today, Yesterday, etc.") http://www.chadfowler.com/SimpleSearch http://wiki.rubyonrails.com/rails/pages/SearchGenerator User Interface Design: Everyone is satisfied with replacing the popup with a more seamless interface. As mentioned in the search conversation it's been agreed upon to use pagination and not scroll bars. Rich Text Editing: The subject of integrating TinyMCE came up and the only issue was full text search could pose a problem as the contents would contain HTML. At best this could be valuable to many users and at worst we can make the support a system-wide option. In doing so, I've confirmed the search mechanism we are using ignores markup. The subject of using markdown was brought up as well. We can use markdown for configurations where the use of tinymce is not preferred. http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/ Security: It has been agreed upon to filter user input and to start filtering for javascript. This could be done by only allowing only certain html tags - this would be a better method than filtering out javascript. The global company password methods still require implementation and Kate has indicated she will be able to work on this. Wiki: We'll be setting up a user wiki and developer wiki. Fred will probably be setting up pmwiki (although we may look at a rails-based wiki - to be consistent with the rest of the site [blog? what blog?]) 0
The SimpleTicket conference call 4-19-06 We discuss PostgreSQL implementation, RSS, recap of last weeks conference call, and a general overview of what items will go on the Preferences page. Attendees were Peter Boling, Peter Nixon, Rodrigo Franco, Alex Leverington, and Fred Table. 0
Conference Call: 4-12-2006 The SimpleTicket conference call. 0
Conference Call: 4-5-2006 The SimpleTicket conference call. 0
Conference Call: 3-29-06 SimpleTicket Conference Call held by 3-29-06 1
Conference Call: 3-7-2006 The second conference call for the SimpleTicket project. 1
SimpleTicket 101 We chat with Alex Muse about the development & early testing of SimpleTicket, an open-source trouble ticket system for small businesses. 0

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