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.
Originally Posted by AKllX
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.
