UPDATE_WEB_TICKET
Fires when the state of the player's support ticket arrives, such as after GetWebTicket. Blizzard's help frame shows the ticket's status, such as the wait time or a response waiting. · description by wowlua
declare event UPDATE_WEB_TICKET(hasTicket: boolean, numTickets: number?, ticketStatus: number?, caseIndex: number?, waitTimeMinutes: number?, waitMessage: string?, caseTitle: string?, caseDescription: string?)Payload
| # | name | type | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | hasTicket | boolean | Whether the player has an open ticket. |
| 2 | numTickets | number? | How many tickets the player has. |
| 3 | ticketStatus | number? | The ticket's status, such as LE_TICKET_STATUS_OPEN or LE_TICKET_STATUS_RESPONSE. |
| 4 | caseIndex | number? | The index of the ticket's case. |
| 5 | waitTimeMinutes | number? | The estimated wait, in minutes. |
| 6 | waitMessage | string? | A message about the wait, which may contain a time format. |
| 7 | caseTitle | string? | The title to show for the case. |
| 8 | caseDescription | string? | The description to show for the case. |
Blizzard's documentation marks the event as synchronous.
In wowlua's emulated client
not implementedFor an event, not implemented means the emulated client never fires it by itself. Fire it from a test with
mock.fireEvent, or mock.fireUnitEvent for a unit event. The event must be one the flavor documents, and its payload is checked against the documentation. what the statuses meansources
Name, payload and flags: Blizzard's API documentation (Blizzard_APIDocumentationGenerated) (GMTicketInfo system, camelot 1.60.1). Description: written by wowlua where no documentation describes the entry.