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Custom fields on create screen

Natalia Torres

Hi everyone,

When I create an issue I add a select list custom field. Depending the user selected option I need extra information so I need show different custom field (with diferent field types). I find documentation that explains how using javascript on the description custom fields you can hide it but the associated label is showed always on my jira version (5.2.11).

There any way to do this? I think about other solutions but i don't know if exists any. For example, Can I show automaticatly other screen after creation (configuring which screen depending the option selecten on custom field) and put in this more custom fields related with the first one?

Thanks

Accepted answers

eric anier2

Hi,

try the script below, this is exactly how we use it, just replace the customfield with the correct value

&lt;script type="text/javascript"&gt;

	function selectedCorrectItem(){
		var controlCustomField = document.getElementById('customfield_10000');
		for (x=0;x&lt;controlCustomField.length;x++){
			if (controlCustomField.options[x].selected) {
				if (controlCustomField[x].value == 'id_value'){
					return true;
				}
			}
		}
		return false;
	}
	
	controlCustomField = document.getElementById('customfield_10000');
		toHideCustomField = document.getElementById('customfield_10001');
		controlCustomField.onchange=function() {
			if (selectedCorrectItem()) {
				toHideCustomField.parentNode.style.display='';
			} else {
				toHideCustomField.value ='';
				toHideCustomField.parentNode.style.display='none';
				}
		}
 &lt;/script&gt;

All comments

Vijay Khacharia

Hi Nataila,

Not sure if it would help. But try the suggetion in link below.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17233782/how-to-create-cascade-multiple-select-list-custom-field

Vijay

Nadir MEZIANI

Hi,

Javascript is not recommended, but I think you forgot to install a node, parent node to hide the div Which Contain label and value.

can you post your script or an example?

Natalia Torres

Thanks but i think i doesn't work because in some cases when I choose an option from the first select I need 3 or 4 custom text field, but selectin other option maybe I nedd another select list.

The custom fieds need depend which select option you choose.

Natalia Torres

Hi,

i know that javascript is not recomended but i don't find other way to do this after readind documentations and searchin on answers.

Here an example that when I chose one priority option I show a custom field that works but the label of the custom field is always showed:

priority = document.getElementById('priority');

if (priority) {

target2 = document.getElementById('customfield_11001');

if (priority.value != 2) target2.style.display='none';

priority.onchange=function() {

if (this.value == 2) {

target2.style.display = '';

target2.value="enter message here for field camp11";

} else {

target2.style.display='none';

}

</script>

Theinvisibleman

Hey Natalia,

Could setting different screen schemes with different issue types work to suit your requirements? You can check out more about Issue Type Screen Schemes here - Associating Screen and Issue Operation Mappings with an Issue Type

Nadir MEZIANI

Hi,

Try this script

&lt;script type="text/javascript"&gt;
	AJS.$(document).bind('dialogContentReady', function(event, dialog) {
		priority = AJS.$('#priority');
		target2=AJS.$('#customfield_11001');
		if(priority.length&gt;0){
			if(priority.val!=2){
				target2.closest('div.field-group').hide();
			}
			priority.change(
				function(){
					if(priority.val()==2){
						target2.closest('div.field-group').show();
						target2.val('enter message here for field camp11');
					}
					else{
						target2.closest('div.field-group').hide();
						target2.val('')
					}
				}
			);
		}
	});
&lt;/script&gt;

Natalia Torres

Thaks, I test it but it doesn't works

Natalia Torres

Hi,

i read it when i was thinking how to do this. The problem is that for each issue type i need a list of "standard requests" for my project (a list). Some of the options on this "standard requests" need different extra information.. for example for the option A I need to fill a text field, for the option B I need to show a select list, etc.

Any suggestion how i can do this,

thanks

eric anier2

Hi,

try the script below, this is exactly how we use it, just replace the customfield with the correct value

&lt;script type="text/javascript"&gt;

	function selectedCorrectItem(){
		var controlCustomField = document.getElementById('customfield_10000');
		for (x=0;x&lt;controlCustomField.length;x++){
			if (controlCustomField.options[x].selected) {
				if (controlCustomField[x].value == 'id_value'){
					return true;
				}
			}
		}
		return false;
	}
	
	controlCustomField = document.getElementById('customfield_10000');
		toHideCustomField = document.getElementById('customfield_10001');
		controlCustomField.onchange=function() {
			if (selectedCorrectItem()) {
				toHideCustomField.parentNode.style.display='';
			} else {
				toHideCustomField.value ='';
				toHideCustomField.parentNode.style.display='none';
				}
		}
 &lt;/script&gt;

Natalia Torres

Thanks Eric, I test it and it works fine

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