Cannot edit JIRA macro nested under expand and table

Suchanan Wongadoonwit

Last week on thursday, I was able to add JIRA macro in expand macro inside table cell.

Hierarchy, table > expand > JIRA issue (table type).

Today when I come back to edit the page, it's show that I can't edit JIRA macro. This is the screenshot of error.

When I click edit JIRA macro, it show this pop-up.

I use new editor from the start, since I create this page. So not sure why this error just show up now.

I try add expand and JIRA as in screenshot, but it's not working. I can add expand inside table but when I add JIRA in expand, It will pop out to the same level as expand.

So i try the other way round, I create expand with JIRA outside table cell, then move this whole item into table cell, still not working, It will always paste outside table cell.

 

My questions,

1. Can I add macro in this hierarchy, table > expand > JIRA issue (table type)? If yes, then how?
2. If not, What can I do with the error, so that I can edit JIRA macro?

 

Jessica_j1vjtw

Hi Suchanan,

I have tried many different ways to add the Jira issue macro with a JQL inside an expand macro, that was inside a table, just like in your screenshot, but I was not able to do it in the new editor page.

The only way I was able to do that, was creating a page in the legacy editor, adding a table, adding the expand macro inside the table and last, the Jira issue macro inside the expand and then converting the page into the new editor, then I got this error.

The answer for 1 this case, is this shouldn't be possible to be done in the new editor, the macro won't be added to the expand, instead, it adds to the table outside the expand macro automatically.

This is expected, because nested macros are not supported in the new editor.

For 2, I search for a test that could be less complicated and easily done by you without manipulating the page's source code, which was editing the page, clicking on the yellow warning panel saying the element can't be edited.

Seeing it was selected (you will see a a blue line circling the macro/yellow panel), I pressed ctrl+c to copy the Jira issue macro and pasted it on a cell below.
It did copy with the yellow panel, but upon publishing the page and editing it again, it worked! 
The Jira issue macro was there without the yellow panel and outside the expand macro:

Please give it a try and see if this method works for you, Suchanan. 
If everything goes well, then you can remove the element unsupported after making the copy.

Cheers,
Jessica