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I've just recently setup OCS NG with GLPI and am wondering if its possible to add new fields in the default glpi computer page(computer.php). I want to add a new field "Office Version" under "sorted by" section so i can have that column added to my pdf report. Also, i want to add the same field in the computer.form.php when you click a computer. As far as populating this field with data, i was wondering if it was possible to parse the Microsoft Office Version installed one machine and populate the field with the version such as : XP, 2003, 2007. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
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Microsoft Office Version is retrieved by OCS.
In 0.71 you will be able to change the name/version using the software Dictionary.
You can display Office version form computer.php adding a extended criteria on software name / version (ok, thi is not sortable)
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Yes i already know that OCS gathers this data but that data is stored in Software. Now if i understand you correctly, you said to search for this criteria so it shows up? Well as far as i know, you are unable to search for software from the main computer.php page. The only solution ive come up with is to create a Registry requests for office version. Doing this adds a new column on the main computer.php page which allows me to print but the big problem with this is lets say you add multiple registry requests, they all get added to the same column. It would be better if each registry request created its own column for its data and allowed you to rename the column as well instead of naming it "Registry:Key/Value" or "Registry:OCS Name".
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Well as far as i know, you are unable to search for software from the main computer.php page.
You can.
Try the "+" with a red triangle background.
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