Hi Team, I am new to Scriptrunner Fragments and I want to hide the Create button present on Top Navigation bar on Dashboard only. I am using Hide system and plugin UI elements under Scriptrunner Fragments, and in Hide What: I am able to find the location of this web item: com.atlassian.jira.jira-header-plugin:create-issue When passing the Condition as: (jiraHelper.project?.key != " ") I am able to see that Create button on Top Navigation Bar is hidden, but it is also hidden on all pages under that specific project. My requirement is, I just want to hide the Create button on a particular Dashboard Page ID i.e. https:// .atlassian.net/secure/Dashboard.jspa?selectPageID=XXXXX Please guide me on how to write the correct condition as per the above requirement in Scriptrunner Fragment. Thanks.

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Hide Create button on Dashboard using Scriptrunner Fragments - JIRA DC

Digvijay Singh Gehlot_fgm3gu

Hi Team,

I am new to Scriptrunner Fragments and I want to hide the Create button present on Top Navigation bar on Dashboard only.

I am using Hide system and plugin UI elements under Scriptrunner Fragments, and in Hide What: I am able to find the location of this web item: com.atlassian.jira.jira-header-plugin:create-issue

When passing the Condition as:

(jiraHelper.project?.key != "<issue-key>")

I am able to see that Create button on Top Navigation Bar is hidden, but it is also hidden on all pages under that specific project.

My requirement is, I just want to hide the Create button on a particular Dashboard Page ID i.e. https://<jira-instance>.atlassian.net/secure/Dashboard.jspa?selectPageID=XXXXX

Please guide me on how to write the correct condition as per the above requirement in Scriptrunner Fragment.

Thanks.

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Radek Dostál

Fragments have a binding variable "jiraHelper", which you'll see when you hit 'Help' in the fragment editor.

Which goes to: https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/9.12.8/com/atlassian/jira/plugin/webfragment/model/JiraHelper.html

From the javadoc, you can debug the available/known values inside the condition, like this:

log.warn("== debug start ==")

log.warn("request uri: " + jiraHelper.getRequest().getRequestURI())
def params = jiraHelper.getRequest().getParameterMap()
params.entrySet().forEach((entry) -> {
  log.warn("debug entry.. " + entry.getKey() + ":" + entry.getValue())
})

log.warn("== debug end ==")

Which results in log containing this:

== debug start ==
request uri: /secure/Dashboard.jspa
debug entry.. selectPageId:[23100]
== debug end =

Therefore you might conclude that the following would work in your case:

String requestUri = jiraHelper.getRequest().getRequestURI()
String dashboardId = jiraHelper.getRequest().getParameter("selectPageId")

if (requestUri.endsWith("Dashboard.jspa") && "20310".equals(dashboardId)) {
  return false // because fragments, false should mean.. hide? I think
}
return true // either not a dashboard, or no id in params, so display the button

That said, your use case is rather.. peculiar? And also, if the dashboard is your "default" dashboard, it won't include the ID in url. I.e. opening just dashboard with no ID will show you the first one off the list, which might be the one you are trying to detect, but you couldn't in this case.

I really do not like fragments and they will run on basically every page visit so you can expect a tiny tiny performance hit when each page request has to go through this filter. (Which I mean, it's 1 or few milliseconds at best, but still).

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Radek Dostál

Fragments have a binding variable "jiraHelper", which you'll see when you hit 'Help' in the fragment editor.

Which goes to: https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/9.12.8/com/atlassian/jira/plugin/webfragment/model/JiraHelper.html

From the javadoc, you can debug the available/known values inside the condition, like this:

log.warn("== debug start ==")

log.warn("request uri: " + jiraHelper.getRequest().getRequestURI())
def params = jiraHelper.getRequest().getParameterMap()
params.entrySet().forEach((entry) -> {
  log.warn("debug entry.. " + entry.getKey() + ":" + entry.getValue())
})

log.warn("== debug end ==")

Which results in log containing this:

== debug start ==
request uri: /secure/Dashboard.jspa
debug entry.. selectPageId:[23100]
== debug end =

Therefore you might conclude that the following would work in your case:

String requestUri = jiraHelper.getRequest().getRequestURI()
String dashboardId = jiraHelper.getRequest().getParameter("selectPageId")

if (requestUri.endsWith("Dashboard.jspa") && "20310".equals(dashboardId)) {
  return false // because fragments, false should mean.. hide? I think
}
return true // either not a dashboard, or no id in params, so display the button

Digvijay Singh Gehlot_fgm3gu

Hi @Radek Dostál

Thank you so much for your message.

I am able to configure the same at my end, and it is working as per my expectations.

Create button is only hidden on a particular Dashboard - selectPageID.

Digvijay Singh Gehlot_fgm3gu

@Radek Dostál

I have one more requirement,

How can I hide the Top Navigation Bar - Create button, and below that Project Name, Issue Key and Summary Title on Edit Issue link: https://<jira-instance>.com/secure/EditIssue!default.jspa?id=XXXXX page?

While doing inspect on EditIssue!default.jspa page - I could see that Project Name (has id="project-name-val"), Issue Key (as id="key-val"), and Summary title (as id="summary-val")

But I am unable to locate these web items/links under Hide what section.

Is there a way I can hide these hyperlinks and the Create button (at Top Navigation Bar) on the Edit Issue link, having a dynamic url with {issue.id}?

Or atleast, we can disable the hyperlinks on Project Name, Issue Key, and Summary title on EditIssue!default.jspa?id={issue.id}?

Please suggest with a possible solution.

Thanks.

Radek Dostál

Issue screens are not for fragments, that's like taking a hammer to spread the butter.

It's what Behaviours are for:

# https://docs.adaptavist.com/sr4js/latest/features/behaviours

So as a quick hint you create a behaviour, map it to the project, and then

getFieldById("field_id").setHidden(true)

Where the id should be "summary", "something else", and "something else", I have no idea what you mean by project name and issue key, neither of which is really a field.

Again, I sincerely think this is a wrong approach and what you are trying to do is making Jira simply more difficult to work with, and it completely changes the way it behaves and works that will only make things confusing. I can't think of any good reason to be hiding the elementary data.

Digvijay Singh Gehlot_fgm3gu

Hi Community,

How can I use Dashboard's selectPageID in Jira automation?

My use-case is:

In Jira automation, I have selected:

Trigger as When: Issue created

Action as Then: Edit issue

Here, I want to pass a dynamic url as a hyperlink in a custom field i.e.

[Click here to Dashboard|https://<jira-instance>.com/secure/Dashboard.jspa?selectPageID=XXXX]

What will be the correct syntax to call dynamic value of "selectPageID" in the above automation?

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