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> Assuming that Module is a custom field, you could add some
> code to the custom_fields_updated hook in the work flow to do this.

I am not sure how I can do this.

This term "Module" is quiet abstract. Do not take it literally.
What ever the project is in Eventum, it can be a "server park", a building, a floor in the
building, a department in a company, a wine cooler door, printer button panel etc. :) 

Project A
   module 1 - maintainer blah@...
   module 2 - maintainer ahh@...
   ...
   module ..  - maintainer blah@...

Project B
   module 1 - maintainer... 

Projects DO NOT share modules. One person can be responsible for multiple modules. 


Example: Project A is a toy that is made of 3 parts. Those parts are Red, Blue and Yellow.


Project A has modules: 
  Red
  Blue
  Yellow

If a "Project A" client has a problem with "Yellow", she submits a bug by selecting module
Yellow and describes the probel or idea or what ever. 

5 moths later you like to know which is the most fracked up module? 
Take a look at the "Project A" in Eventum and generate the report where you group issues
by module.



--- On Wed, 9/3/08, Barry Benowitz <barry.benowitz@stripped> wrote:

> From: Barry Benowitz <barry.benowitz@stripped>
> Subject: RE: Feature request: "module" and module maintainer
> To: step247@stripped, eventum-users@stripped
> Date: Wednesday, September 3, 2008, 8:49 AM
> Assuming that Module is a custom field, you could add some
> code to the
> custom_fields_updated hook in the work flow to do this.
> 
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Step [mailto:step247@stripped] 
> Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2008 3:43 PM
> To: eventum-users@stripped
> Subject: Feature request: "module" and module
> maintainer
> 
> Lets say we have a project A. 
> 
> What I like to do is this: 
> 
> Project A has many "modules" and every
> "module" has a maintainer who is
> in charge of it.
> Lets say we have a module "Help".
> 
> When someone has a issue with the Help module, they select
> "Create New
> Issue", then select a Module: "Help", fill
> in all the other required
> fields and submit the Issue to Eventum.
> 
> The "Assignment" field is filled automatically.
> It gets the module
> maintainers name (I can be changed, if needed).
>  
> As simple as that :) 
> 
> 
> 
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