CRM-19778 - Case statuses per case type & caseType config ui improvements #9705
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When adding a new role or activity type, use a popup to allow more robust configuration. Show activty type icons. Show activity type labels instead of machine names.
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@civicrm-builder retest this please |
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jenkins, test this please |
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jenkins, test this please |
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This PR adds a new tab to the CaseType Config UI, for setting allowed statuses.
It adds basic support to the existing case UI for respecting configured statuses, so that when opening a case or changing its status, the form will only show options appropriate to that case type.
It also includes a few other improvements to the CaseType Config UI, displaying icons and labels for activity types instead of machine names, and using a popup to add new activity/relationship types so that they can be fully configured.