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What's the "right" way to determine the current request type form being used for the purpose of a dynamic behaviour?
For example, I have two Request Types that both have the same underlying Select List (Single) field on them, but I want to show different options in that field based on the Request Type being used.
Is this exposed somewhere easy to use? I was about to do something weird with trying to look at the URL and go by the ID number after "create/" in the URL but this seems bad.
Well, the ugly workaround I've proceeded with for now was to define separate behaviours, each with its own unique initialiser, and simply map each request type to a different behaviour.
This yields the desired effect, albeit in a painful to maintain way.
I'm having a similar problem as well. Behaviours doesn't show the newly created Customer Request Type. I've already done a reindex and still it won't show the new Customer Request Types.
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Hey, Russell.
Did you ever find a way to do this in 1 script instead of having a script per request type? I'm trying to implement a similar setup.
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Hi this suggestion worked for me if (getRequestTypeName() == 'IT Help')
hope this helps!
Mazen
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