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I want to disable one field in view mode of Jira 6.0.1

Najmul Khan

I have one custom field as date picker. I written a code in such a manner that once the user fill the date the field goes disable it can not be modifiy. But in Jira 6.0.1 there is one feature called as "click to edit" in view mode, through this feature user can update the date many time.

Is there any solution to disable the specific field in a view mode in Jira 6.0.1.

Please share your valuble answer.

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Fabio Racobaldo _Catworkx_

Hi Najmul,

The inline editing can be disabled for a specific custom field just by removing the related custom field from the EDIT Screen. Screen Scheme allows you to define create,edit,view screen.

Hope this helps.

Fabio

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Exactly how I'd do it. (I'd also point out this works for all fields, so I hope you didn't write a new custom field just so you could hide it - Jira does that for the custom data picker already)

Najmul Khan

Hi Fabio and Nic,

The inline editing feature is of Jira is available in the Jira 6.1 and higher version. I am using Jira 6.0.1. there is no such type of feature. and I can not remve the field from view and edit screen. Because, As per requirement I allow the user to edit the field only in the edit mode and to view the editable value in the view mode.

Hope you understand the Scenario.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

I'm not sure I do, sorry.

The usual trick is to put a field on issue create and view, make it mandatory and then not have it on any other screen. That disables inline edit (which you're calling "click to edit") because the field is not on the edit screen, and means it can't be edited later.

But I don't think that's exactly what you're looking for... I'm just not quite sure I can work out what it is. Could you explain it differently? Maybe explain what the user experiences on create/view/edit/transitions?

Najmul Khan

Hi Nic,

Thanks for your action!
I am going to start RnD on Jira 6.2, If any useful for me then I will let you know.

Regards,

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