As we have no acess to moderation packets, you must get its data from the client itself. I didn't complete my help ticket system but with some reverse engineering I was able to gather some data. Here is as resume and I hope you understand.
First of, the 'Automatic alert' tool must be enable. It's set in the external variables in the following line:
Next, you must track it in the swfs source and you will find the following:
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The AutoIssueHandler will show up only if both k is true and arg2 is false.
Arg2 means ' is this box in classic moderation style by default ? '. The k is a generic source variable that I will label 'automaticAlertFlag'.
The one way to automaticAlertFlag to be true is if the 'if' statement inside which iterates the issues loop be true.
Now, I need you to notice the green and blue areas. They are both static values and are defined in the following class:
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The field
_-0Hv is a real a properity that can be override in the whole code scope and means ' category ' ( I defined that by the way it's used ).
So, the AutomaticIssueHandler will show up only if
_-0Hv == 3 or _-0Hv == 4.
Going a little bit further in to the reversing, I could find that
_-5Sf._-5Rb = 4 means 'report the room' . By parallelism, I assumed that
_-5Sf._-5Rb = 3 is 'report user'.
That means you must communicate the client the category of the ticket the user is sending. And finally, you can do that by the following serialization:
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If you append 3 or 4 as 'Type' you will get the AutomaticIssueHandler when you handle the issue using the moderation tool.
