I also wasn't able to create a new ticket for a while in Chrome, so I tried in Safari and it worked there, so cleared my Chrome cache and it worked again. 🤷🏻♂️ As you can see, I'm able to create new tickets again.
However, when I go to Support > Technical Support I should see the list of all open tickets, however I am only seeing 1 of 4 open tickets.
Thanks for the report. I have escalated the issue to my Systems team who will investigate the problem and give me some feedback. I'll let you know what I find out.
Unfortunately it doesn't appear to be resolved for me. When I go to Support > Technical Support I see zero open tickets, but I have 4 or 5 open tickets.
Another quick update here:
The ticket I just opened today is the only one appearing under Support > Technical Support, however it does not appear under my full list of support tickets Simon > My Support Tickets.
There still seems to be some inconsistency with both the queries used to display the list of tickets.
I was informed by our systems team that only the tickets that were open in the last 30 days will show there.
For tickets older than that you will need to access them from the link below. This link should also your your current active support tickets as well. https://toolset.com/forums/users/simonm-5/
See screenshot on where to find this link.
Please let me know if you're able to see your older tickets here.
Yes I know about that link. That's how I accessed the ticket to respond. I still feel it is not satisfactory:
Support > Technical Support states "These are your open tickets that we're already working on", but mentions nothing about 30 days or having to access other links.
Also, it would make sense that recently responded to tickets (like this one) would be visible at the top of the list immediately on logging in or accessing Support > Technical Support. I only caught your update by email by chance, otherwise I would have missed that and it would have auto-closed.
I honestly don't see any value for customers by hiding tickets older than 30 days old.
It would also be valuable to be able to sort tickets simply by their column titles, eg to sort all open/closed or filter out closed ones or filter by status or something. Now I am forced to have to scroll through pages of tickets to find all my open ones.
It seems crazy to me that Toolset is all about making good websites, but its own technical support site behaves this way.
(Please accept this as constructive feedback, I very much appreciate all the help I get from Toolset Support. You guys are awesome!)