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19-02-2008, 11:42 PM
Hi Neal, This is working as designed; the count here represents all of the tickets in the dept->status at the time. The same ticket tree is generated for all staff users, for performance reasons as it is very expensive to generate on every page load. However, I agree it is unintuitive in this respect and I'll point Varun to this thread and see if we can change the system design or at least offer an option to change things. -------------------------------------------------------------------
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