We have not previously had any issues with our JIRA accounts and creating issue collectors, but for one of our projects attempting to create a JIRA collector results in the embedded javascript not actually doing anything on page load.
I have put up a barebones test page up at:
http://extranet.the1stmovement.com/jira/
As you can see it's just the embedded JS copied and pasted from the JIRA control panel. I've tried even making new issue collectors in the same project, however I get the same thing. The JS is included, however, there is no issue tab visible or added to the page.
Community moderators have prevented the ability to post new answers.
After a little back and forth with Atlassian support. There seems to be a bug (at least with my control panel, not sure about other users) that after I go back in to edit an issue collector, it adds a locale parameter to the query string of the script but incorrectly formats the query string with a second question mark instead of having the second parameter (the collectorId) appended with an & it adds another question mark making the query string incorrect.
What's the solution then? I am having apparently the same issue
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Also, please note that Atlassian is aware of the issue as I reported this and there is a ticket in their system to fix this: https://id.atlassian.com/profile/linkAccount.action?application=jac&continue=https%3a%2f%2fjira%2eatlassian%2ecom%2fbrowse%2fJRA-38562
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I would check the field configuration scheme and make sure all is OK there with hidden/not hidden and required/not-required fields. Also, one other thing is the permission scheme that you should check. Issue collector initializes the page first checking those schemes I think.
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