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is there a way to show custom fields up on selected values from other fields?

C_Faysal _CFcon_

hi there i know this might be a lil bit tricky but i was requested to create a new custom field that only shows up if a specific selection is made from our Severity field.

i don't want client side solutions such as javascript...does n1 of you know if there is some kind of a condition setup for customfields or any other extended cascading feature that allows this?

sure there is a cascading select list field type but that is not providing the solution i need.

Severity field has values...like sev1 to sev5

when the user selects sev1 or sev2 a new field should be shown wich is a text field where to enter some impacts...

any ideas?

Regards

Accepted answers

Radu Dumitriu

Ok, I will praise myself again: try JJUPIN, it hides away from you all the JS.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

The only solutions I've seen for this are

1. A plugin that provides a new field type to do it

2. Javascript

C_Faysal _CFcon_

thanks Nic,

can you give me more details for the 1st solution you mentioned please?

Radu Dumitriu

Ok, I will praise myself again: try JJUPIN, it hides away from you all the JS.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

There's not a lot to say really - I've worked in a couple of places that wrote plugins to do it. Storage formats were a bit of a pain, but the cleanest one I saw was basically cribbed directly from the code for the cascading-select with some tweaks to the .vm to show/hide the second half of the field as required.

I can't share the code, as it was all internal stuff (and I didn't copy it, as it wasn't mine!)

Justin Leader6

My instinct would be if I could limit it to only one transition, like on "create," that I needed this functionality, that I could hack this together by creating a step in the middle. Then using a plugin with a conditional postfunction, if the severity = X, then it transitions to another status with the screen with the custom field you want. You could create several different transitions to handle different severities.