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JIRA how to change project filters

Manuel Wallner

Hi,

When you click on a project and land in that project's issues list, can you somehow change the filters that are shown there? Just for clarification, I am talking about this list:

Screen Shot 2016-01-19 at 15.52.53.png

We have customers who have access to our JIRA so they can report and interact with us on issues (we've tried ServiceDesk but it doesn't work for our workflow) and I'd like to create some default filters for them to see in this list.

(also related to this: On this same screen, can I change how the issues are ordered by default? It always resets to 'Priority' after reloading the page)

Screen Shot 2016-01-19 at 15.52.53.png

Accepted answers

unknown

Instead of updating this, how about just creating a dashboard of your own which has all your predefined filters then display them via JIRA Gadgets like charts, bars, filter results etc... You can also set what JIRA Fields are viewable in the gadgets, in what order should they appear and how many issues should be displayed all at once.

Reference: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jira/using-dashboard-gadgets-185729523.html

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unknown

Reference: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jira/using-dashboard-gadgets-185729523.html

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Code - you have to hack the filters and/or the project summary add-on (it's better to write your own and disable Atlassian's, rather than hack the project summary).

There used to be a page on how you can hack the definition of the system filters, but I can't find it at the moment! I'm sure the list of filters is in a properties file and you can create other filters and add filter_123 to that list to add your own.

Manuel Wallner

Sorry for the late reply. It took me some time to read up on JIRA and it's approach to agile, but now I get why it is the way it is and why it kinda makes sense.

Dashboards are indeed a great feature and a good solution for this problem. To anyone who is reading this but doesn't believe me, read basically all the guides at https://atlassian.com/agile - trust me, it'll make sense.

Nguyen Tran

How do I add my custom filter on the bottom of that list like in the screenshot?

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Same answer as I gave on 19th Jan.

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