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Set field value from Javascript

Martin Burton

Hi,

We need to be able to set the value of the Due Date based on the values of several others. In Jira 4.0.1 we do this using Javascript in the description of the Due Date. This sets the Due Date value using:

document.forms.jiraform.duedate.value = return_val;

However in Jira 5 this is not working. I have verified the return_val is being set - it is in the form dd/mmm/yy e.g. 10/Dec/13.

Please could someone suggest an alternative method.

Thanks,

Martin.

Accepted answers

Alex Perez

What about creating a listener to manage all events from you project?

If JS doesn't work for you, this may be a valid alternative.

The listener should check if the event is coming from a "controlled project" and check if the due date equals to calculated due date ...

some examples

https://developer.atlassian.com/display/JIRADEV/Writing+JIRA+Event+Listeners+with+the+atlassian-event+Library

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Alex Perez

What about creating a listener to manage all events from you project?

If JS doesn't work for you, this may be a valid alternative.

The listener should check if the event is coming from a "controlled project" and check if the due date equals to calculated due date ...

some examples

https://developer.atlassian.com/display/JIRADEV/Writing+JIRA+Event+Listeners+with+the+atlassian-event+Library

Higashi

Maybe you could use jira behavoiurs plugin?

From the plugin description:

The behaviours plugin allows an administrator to create one more or behaviours, which can be thought of as "Behaviour Schemes". A behaviour defines how fields behave. Some examples of behaviours are:

Setting a field value dependent on other form data

RambanamP

share your javascript which used in jira 4.0, will help to make it work on jira 5.x

Martin Burton

Hi,

I have decided to use a Groovy script as a post-function and have this working for one transition where the dependent fields can be modified. However it is not working when I add it as a post-function to the Create transition. The script uses the following:

MutableIssue mutableIssue = (MutableIssue) issue;
def setDueDate = mutableIssue.getDueDate();
// Calculates newDueDateCal based on other field values

Timestamp dueDate = new Timestamp(newDueDateCal.getTimeInMillis());
mutableIssue.getPriorityObject();
log.debug "Setting Due Date to " + newDueDateCal.format("dd/MMM/yyyy");
mutableIssue.setDueDate(dueDate);

The script is running and calculates a newDueDateCal correctly, as shown by the debug output. However the issue that is created does not have the Due Date set.

Thanks,

Martin.

Alex Perez

Ensure that your postfunction is the first in the postfnction list, on the create step ... https://confluence.atlassian.com/plugins/servlet/mobile#content/view/290750897

Alex Perez

Try placing your postfunction the first in the postfunction list in the create step

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRAKB/Post-Function+in+the+Create+Issue+Transition+does+not+Update+Assignee+due+to+Order

Martin Burton

Thanks, that works.

Martin Burton

Thanks, that works.

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