Hi,

It may be debatable, but the search tab which is default makes the knowledge base look empty to the user, he then has to click on browse to see the content.

Debatable but I think if you would open a Onenote to reach the search page, you would be disappointed.

Considering project management levels, it would be interesting if, once a task was created by the project manager, the technician responsible for executing it would be allowed to edit only part of the fields of the project task, such as the percents progress, the real_date_start and real_date_end.

In a multi-site but single entity scenario It would be useful if the  "Find a free item in a specific period" reservation tool allowed users to limit search to a given location.

Example use case: An user located at Paris wants a room for a meeting: it does not want GLPI to offer him rooms available in Grenoble or Bordeaux.

A simple "Location" dropdown with "is/is not/under/not under" operator would suffice.

And it could also be prefilled with user's location.

Hi,

The reminders in GLPI could be sorted with more effeciency if it used a category system a bit like knowledge base items.

Kind regards,

Hi friends

, I would like to see in the new version the ability to disable the publication of suppliers of products in the list assigned to the incident.

This is necessary when the supplier database is used to control the purchase of materials , and not as contractors

Actually, the tabs are simply blank when a ticket is solved/closed. It would be more user friendly if a message like "This tab can't be edited while a ticket is solved/closed" to guide newbie users at GLPI about what to do for the tab to work.

I took a while to discover that to edit the ticket title at GLPI 10, I had to edit the original ticket request. It would be great if there is a "Edit" button when hovering the ticket title so we could edit it on the fly, like GitHub does.

It would be great for users that do not use GLPI Marketplace (I didn't use it because our hosting provider didn't provide BZ2 and TAR php extensions) that when enabling a plugin it shows a "loading" when enabling/activating a plug-in like the GLPI Marketplace interface do. Nowadays the browser tab simply shows "loading" but it can lead a user to think that nothing is happening and click on install/activate button twice.

Hello team,

With GLPI 9+, there was a position-fixed button with a counter which notified how many tickets were assigned to the authenticated user.

That button doesn't exist anymore on the top of GLPI pages.

Is there a way to restore it ?

There are many contributors who used this button before, and who claim this functionality back.

Thank you

Hi,

If you think about it, it makes lots of sens if you want to solve an internal private issues with external parties who need to perform tasks without knowing about important informations included in the descriptions.

Kind regards, and thank you for all the efforts to create this beautiful system