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The My Requests module shows users their open requests in a JSM project. Users can filter the requests based on status and request type. They can also use the search bar to find requests.
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Logged in users can also always access an overview of their requests by opening their User menu in the navigation menu > clicking My requests. |
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Add this module to a page
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Open the Page Builder on the page you want to edit. This can be:
The site’s homepage.
A Refined Page.
The landing page of a Jira project, Jira Service Management project, or Confluence Space.
Hover your mouse over the desired location on the page and click the + Add module button that appears.
Click Requests in the left-hand menu.
Edit the title
Simply click the module’s title to start writing and formatting. You can use text variables to make the text dynamic, for example to display the user’s first name.
Edit the settings
Click the module to open its settings menu, which appears on its right-hand side.
Edit the settings, which are divided over multiple tabs:
Module tab
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Fixed height | By default, all modules adjust their size to their content. To set a fixed height instead, fill in the desired height in pixels. |
My Requests tab
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Service desk ID | To include all projects added to your Refined site, leave this field empty. To show content from a specific project, add its Service Desk’s ID. Separate multiple IDs with a comma. To show dynamic content, enter a text variable:
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Number of requests | Decide how many items you want to show. |
Find a Service Desk ID
Go to your JSM project > Channels > Help Center.
Look at the URL. For example, in the URL servicedesk/customer/portal/10, the Service Desk ID is 10.
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