Creating a template with columns and rows in different colors in the Description of (Enabler) Story

[Ivan Gajević]

Does anyone have a template with columns and rows in different colors in the Description of (Enabler) Story?

[Florian Bonniec]

HI @Ivan Gajević 

Are you using the Cloud or Data Center version ?

Not sure to understand, do you have a mock of what you are expecting ?

Regards

[Ivan Gajević]

here is an example:

[Ivan Gajević]

We are using DC version.

[Florian Bonniec]

For formatting you can refer to https://jira.atlassian.com/secure/WikiRendererHelpAction.jspa?section=all

Does it answer your question ?

Regards

[Ivan Gajević]

Thank you for your suggestion Florian, it's useful in general. But it's not solution for my issue. I want to create a URL under the Hyperlink Button, this is not solution, since I have already tried it.

[Florian Bonniec]

What do you mean by 

I want to create a URL under the Hyperlink Button,

Regards

[Ivan Gajević]

It means that once I click on the hyperlink button the template for creating (Enabler) Story will be pop-up in browser in editing mode.

[Florian Bonniec]

I've achieve similar thing if I understand well but it require Scriptrunner for JIRA.

In my case I use a Behaviours to read information from the URL in order to pre-fill the form for the user. So when the user click on the link, he is redirected to a new tab, with the project, issue type and description pre-filled.

URL is like 

<BASE_URL>/secure/CreateIssueDetails!init.jspa?pid=<PROJECTID>&issuetype=<ISSUETYPEID>&description=<encodedTemplateDescription>

Code for the behaviour set as Initialiser

import java.net.URLDecoder

import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor

def url = request.getHeader("referer")

def url_params = url.substring(url.indexOf("?") + 1)

def string_params = url_params.tokenize('&')*.tokenize('=').collectEntries()

string_params.each{ k,v ->

    if(getFieldById(k.toString()) != ''){

        getFieldById(k.toString())?.setFormValue(getValueForField(k.toString(),v.toString()))

    }

}

def getValueForField(String fieldName, String fieldValue){

    String decodedURLValue = URLDecoder.decode(fieldValue)

   return decodedURLValue

}

Regards

[Ivan Gajević]

This coding is out of my scope/knowledge and obviously not what I mean. So I am on a Confluence page and I am creating Hyperlink Button, for this I should put a link/URL beneath this button. Here is an example prepared for creating a task:
https://issues.tttech.com/secure/CreateIssueDetails!init.jspa?pid=22909&issuetype=3&security=10201&&assignee=gajevic&labels=request_backlog&labels=IDWP_2880_59279&&summary=[TIME-BOX]%20%3CYour%20request%20summary%3E&&description=%3CYour%20name%3E%20from%20%3Cyour%20team%3E%20in%20%3Cyour%20business%20unit%3E%20BU%20requests%20support%20with%20%3Cwhat%20do%20you%20want%20support%20with%3E.

[Ivan Gajević]

Anyone?