Migrated from Redmine #568 | Author: Stas K Status: New | Priority: Normal | Created: 2020-09-07
Tell me your feedback is triggered by four types of changes associated with the booking object.
Create - creating a booking
Cancel - cancellation of booking
Change - change any data in the booking.
I hope I described these events correctly. But what is connected with the arrival of Notify is not entirely clear to what actions related to booking it is sent?
In your system settings, you can set only one callback url https://i.imgur.com/ZeaGHkE.png. But I don’t need it. I can understand what events of the system will be sent information with the type Notification type = ‘notify’
yes, you are right. Notification type should be passed to your script and you can skip it if you don’t need to process this type.
Not sure if I understood your question correcly. Please elaborate.
Unfortunately, you misunderstood me. The main three types by their name are clear when they are used and what kind of load they carry. I do not understand under what actions of the user or the system administrator the “notify” callback appears. If I, let’s say, received this callback that what should be worn out in the system (let’s say, as an example, it comes when the username changes and then I request information about the name and see how new it is). That is why I want to get information under what actions it appears and what I need to look at in the system as a result.