You can use the 'Ticket Entity Changed' Rule, save both 'OldEntityName' and 'NewEntityName' to variables (Update Program Setting action) and then print a Custom Printer Template showing
Old Table: {SETTING:OldEntityName} New Table: {SETTING:NewEntityName}
In your Rule set
OldEntityName != ME <-- save the rule and edit it again removing ME. This is how we say NULL so the Rule will not work the first time you select a Table.
I'm Using Customers because I don't have Tables in my current DB. Same difference.
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You can use the 'Ticket Entity Changed' Rule, save both 'OldEntityName' and 'NewEntityName' to variables (Update Program Setting action) and then print a Custom Printer Template showing
Old Table: {SETTING:OldEntityName}
New Table: {SETTING:NewEntityName}
In your Rule set
OldEntityName != ME <-- save the rule and edit it again removing ME. This is how we say NULL so the Rule will not work the first time you select a Table.
I'm Using Customers because I don't have Tables in my current DB. Same difference.
i will try thanks for the screenshot too
Thank... It Work...
It would be nice to add to default!