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This mod was updated on 15 Dec 2015

Ever since 1.9 was released my old article on how to add a client side open ticket list has been deprecated. The article that your reading now is yet another updated version to work with both the 1.9.x and 1.10rc2 releases.

In case you have lived under a rock the newest osTicket v1.10 should be out soon. While the developers don't give exact dates it's been three (3) months since RC2 was released, and there have been a lot (180 as of this article) commits since it's release. Here is a quick summary of all the new features and the versions that they were introduced in as well as some links to the release notes for each.

There is a new version of the 1.9 series, specifically the stable 1.9.12  You can get this version via github or at http://osticket.com/download.  It features some improvements/bug fixes, and an important performance update.  Here is a list of the changes:

There is a new version of the 1.9 series, specifically the stable 1.9.9  You can get this version via github or at http://osticket.com/download.  It features some improvements/bug fixes, and an important security update.  Here is a list of the changes:

There is a new version of the 1.9 series, specifically the stable 1.9.8.1  You can get this version via github or at http://osticket.com/download.  It features some improvements/bug fixes.  Here is a list of the changes:

• Add option to disable email address verification
• Fix crash upgrading from osTicket v1.6

There is a new version of the 1.9 series, specifically the stable 1.9.8  You can get this version via github or at http://osticket.com/download.  It features some improvements/bug fixes, and an important security update.  Here is a list of the changes:

There is a new version of the 1.9 series being released soon! This maintenance release specifically stable version 1.9.6  can be grabbed via github or preferably at  http://osticket.com/download once it's released.  It features some enhancements, improvements/bug fixes, and and a few Performance and Security fixes.  Here is a list of the changes:

Back in mid 2012 I wrote a review of a mobile cell phone app called MyFirnessPal (which also has a webpage) myfitnesspal.com. A few months after that I followed up the post with an update about it. Here we are in 2015 and I figured that I should do my due diligence of updating you about it again.