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How to query field using Script Runner

Cesar Covarrubi

I am trying to setup a listener using Script Runner to auto transition a field based on the value of a custom field. The plugin provides the following template:

cfValues['SomeCustomField'] == 'Some Value'

I have tried the following:

cfValues['Field Name'] == 'Yes'

But this isn't working. Any suggestions on how to check the value of a custom field for my condition statement?

Accepted answers

Cesar Covarrubi

Turns out i was making a noobish mistake. This worked for me:

cfValues['Standard Request']?.getValue() == 'Yes'

I needed to add the getValue method in order to do my comparison.

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Thomas Heidenreich

What kind of custom field is this?

If it is a checkbox you could use:

cfValues['Field Name'] != null

Hope this helps,
Thomas

Cesar Covarrubi

It's a radio button with "Yes" or "No" as options.

Cesar Covarrubi

Turns out i was making a noobish mistake. This worked for me:

cfValues['Standard Request']?.getValue() == 'Yes'

I needed to add the getValue method in order to do my comparison.

JamieA

The key question as Thomas says is "what kind of field". You can do

log.warn cfValues['Standard Request']

That will give you the class name, from that you can read the javadoc to see how to get the string value or values, or whatever.

Christophe Leit

Did you get an answer for radio button ? I'm still looking for...

Thanks,

Any help appreciated

JamieA

The accepted answer is correct for radio buttons.

Christophe Leit

Ok, but how do you get the value ? cfValue['Answer'].value ?

Answer o Yes o No

Because, in Jira, I would like then test cfValue['Answer'].value == 'Yes' in order to fasttrack a transition, but it does not work unfortunately...

JamieA

It should be cfValues (plural)

JamieA

Use: cfValue['Answer']?.value

Use Admin -> Built-in Scripts -> Condition Tester to make sure that is evaluating to what you expect...

> Ok, but how do you get the value ? cfValue['Answer'].value ?
> Answer o Yes o No

I didn't understand this...

Christophe Leit

Answer o Yes o No ............. it was an example of the radio button field I have with the values which can be chosen.

Kathryn Allison

This is not working for me when using Select List, as opposed to Radio Buttons. Any ideas?

JamieA

Can you post what you are using.

cfValues['A Radio Field']?.getValue() == 'Yes'

should work fine.

Kathryn Allison

I am using:

cfValues[‘A Select List Field’]?.getValue() == ‘Yes’

Kathryn Allison

Any ideas why this wouldn't work for a select list?

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