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Is there a way to view all issues for a project with the the sub tasks nested under the parent tasks?

cbindert
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March 9, 2013

Is there a way to view all issues for a project with the the sub tasks nested under the parent tasks? I would like to see a simple summary view of all tasks on one page in an organized way.

Are there any other ways to control the viewing options are there along these lines?

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Igor Sereda [ALM Works]
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March 10, 2013

For your purposes, I think you can try to use GreenHopper's Agile board - create a Scrum board, set up a filter and columns that cover all parent issues regardless of their state, and switch to Work mode, which displays issues with sub-tasks. (You might need to create a Sprint that includes everything.)

The same is probably possible with Kanban mode, not sure if it displays sub-tasks the same way.

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Vidic Florjan
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March 10, 2013
You can try also: HTML 5 Links Explorer (Free), Links Hierarchy Structure (Paid)

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March 9, 2013

You can use the plugin "Structure" for this. But it is not free.

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Thanks. Is this available for the on demand online version or Jira? If not, anyother suggestions?

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Structure is not available for OnDemand, sorry. You can vote for including Structure with OnDemand instances.

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