I want to have a request field that is a country dropdown list that contains all 196 countries. how do i do this in a JSM project?
Do I have to use a classic project setup?
In a nextgen project I can only input 56 options max.
cheers
Steph
I had the same requirement and indeed used a single select custom field with 196 options. You can do a type ahead/filtering while typing on it so the scrolling isn't too much of an issue.
A free text field would be "easier" to implement but also is just a mess for reporting or automation.
Thankyou @Dirk Ronsmans,
How does one specify a type ahead/filtering condition? if you have a handy link to any documentation (can be a classic project type also, I am thinking it's easier to switch for more customisation flexibility).
Cheers
Steph
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hey @Stephanie Bannister ,
That is by default. If you add the field on a form you can type in it and it will pre-filter the list based on your input.
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Thank you! I am a bit of a newcomer to JIRA admin so this is very helpful to know.
Cheers
Steph
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That is a long list to scroll thru. I would use a cascading list where the user picks continent and then country. I don’t believe NG supports cascading but haven’t looked of late.
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Thanks Jack!
I will have a look in a classic project setup. I guess I can also have this as a free text box to make it even easier, but was thinking a dropdown list would better help to standardise the request details for automation rules.
Cheers
Steph
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