Script to auto-populate the task owner field with the technician who created the request
REQUIREMENT:
When a technician creates a request and a task is added under the request, the task owner should be the same technician.
TESTED IN: Builds 14503 (Postgres)
STEPS:
1) Under "Admin" > "Task Custom Functions," create a new custom function using the attached script.
2) Under "Admin" > "Task Custom Trigger," create a new custom trigger with the following conditions:
When a technician creates a request, and a task is added under the request, the same technician will be automatically populated in the Task Owner field.
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