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What is the field name of "Affected Projects"?

Suemiao Rossignol
January 4, 2016
 

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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January 4, 2016

We don't know.  What is "affected projects" in your system?

I ask because it's not a standard JIRA Core field name, so the question is how you've set it up, or if you've added an add-on which adds it.  In either case, you'll need to explain how you've implemented it before we can help you with the name. 

Also, what you mean by "name" needs clarifying - the usual way to describe a field in English is to effectively say "The field name is 'Affected Projects'", so, you already have the name of the field there.  I suspect you're looking for the ID instead?  If, for example, it is a custom field, most of the JIRA code will refer to customfield_nnnnn (where nnnnn is a unique number)

Suemiao Rossignol
January 4, 2016

Thanks a lot for the reply. Yes. It is a custom field and I have it work as suggested.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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January 4, 2016

Ok, great, that means that JIRA will "name" it "Affected Projects" (unless you rename it!), but always refer to it internally as customfield_nnnnn You can get that nnnnn by going to the list of custom fields and hovering over the links to edit/configure/delete and looking for id=12345 in the url it links to. There are other ways, but this is the one I've always used because it's always worked, and the others change sometimes.

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