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For example, if there are 10 priorities, each has a weight value of 0.5 and we want the X-Priority of 4. The result priority used will be Priority 8 as 8 x 0.5 >= 4 is the first true result.
NoteNotes: The user must choose
If the user selects chooses an X-Priority
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that is less than 1, the highest Priority that is available will be used.
If the user selects chooses an X-Priority that is greater than 5 and it is not the id of another Priority within the Priority Scheme being used, the lowest
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Priority that is available will be used.
Using specific created Priority by its ID:
If you set the X-Priority to be the id of priority that has been added to the Priority Scheme, that has an id greater than 5, this Priority will automatically be used.
Example Table of Priorities and Table of Results depending on which X-Priority has been chosen:
Table of Priorities - example Priority Scheme:
Priority | Priority ID |
|---|---|
1 | 1 |
2 | 2 |
3 | 3 |
4 | 4 |
5 | 5 |
custom6 | 10000 |
custom7 | 10001 |
custom8 | 10002 |
custom9 | 10003 |
custom10 | 10004 |
Table of Results - related to table of priorities above:
Chosen Priority | Result Priority |
|---|---|
1 | 1 |
2 | 3 |
3 | custom6 |
4 | custom8 |
5 | custom10 |
10000 | custom6 |
10001 | custom7 |
10002 | custom8 |
10003 | custom9 |
10004 | custom10 |
-20 | 1 |
2000000 | custom10 |
Enabling X-Priority Headers:
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