ADMIN: WP-CONFIG Options

Here are the options that can be added to wp-config to control the behavior of Awesome Support:

WPAS_SLUG

By default, all tickets will be accessed through a URL of the type domain.com/ticket/my-ticket-title.
If you wish to change the slug ticket to something else, let’s say help, so that your URLs look like domain.com/help/my-ticket-title, you need to add a constant in your theme’s functions.php file as follows:

define( 'WPAS_SLUG', 'my_new_slug' );

WPAS_DISABLE_AUTO_ASSIGN

Setting this option to true will disable the auto-assignment function and hence have all new tickets assigned to the default agent (set in the plugin general settings). You can define it like this:

define( 'WPAS_DISABLE_AUTO_ASSIGN', 'my_new_slug' );

Setting this option will usually also disable alert emails to agents as well – even if you assign an agent to the ticket some other way as the ticket is being created. However, once the ticket is created, changing the agent in the admin area will send out an alert email to the newly assigned agent.

WPAS_SASS

This item is defined to let certain add-ons know that Awesome Support is running in “hosted” mode (software-as-a-service). When defined as true, it alters the behavior of certain add-ons. For example, in the POWERPACK (Productivity) add-on it will remove the CAPABILITIES option under the TOOLS menu. You can define it like this:

define('WPAS_SAAS', true) ;

WP_SESSION_COOKIE

You can use this item to change the name of the cookie being used. Currently the default name is _wp_session. You can define it like this:

define('WP_SESSION_COOKIE', '_my_web_session_cookie') ;

Note that this item is part of the WP SESSION cookie handling library published by Eric Mann. We use this library to manage sessions in Awesome Support.

WP_SESSION_USE_OPTIONS

As of version 4.3.6 of Awesome Support we use custom tables to use session data. However, if you do not have the ability to create tables for some reason please set this option to true.

define( 'WP_SESSION_USE_OPTIONS', true );

Note that this item is part of the WP SESSION cookie handling library published by Eric Mann. We use this library to manage sessions in Awesome Support.

WPAS_PRODUCT_SLUG

You can use this item to change the slug used by our PRODUCT taxonomy. The default is PRODUCT. You can define it like this:

define('WPAS_PRODUCT_SLUG', 'my_product_slug') ;

WPAS_DEPARTMENT_SLUG

You can use this item to change the slug used by our DEPARTMENT taxonomy. The default is DEPARTMENT. You can define it like this:

define('WPAS_DEPARTMENT_SLUG', 'my_dept_slug') ;

WPAS_PRIORITY_SLUG

You can use this item to change the slug used by our PRIORITY taxonomy. The default is SUPPORT_PRIORITY. You can define it like this:

define('WPAS_PRIORITY_SLUG', 'my_priority_slug') ;

WPAS_CHANNEL_SLUG

You can use this item to change the slug used by our CHANNEL taxonomy. The default is TICKET_CHANNEL. You can define it like this:

define('WPAS_CHANNEL_SLUG', 'my_channel_slug') ;

WPAS_REMOTE_NOTIFICATIONS_OFF

Use this option to stop receiving notifications from the Awesome Support notifications server.

define('WPAS_REMOTE_NOTIFICATIONS_OFF', true) ;