Global toggle button in main toolbar with ScriptRunner possible?

Question

Hi,

Our POs frequently look at Jira Screens together with customers, e.g. for discussing details of issues. We also track our working time per issue in Jira. We don't want the customer to see this information.

If the customer logs into the system the permission scheme denies access to this information for the customer. The problem is that if they work together with the PO on an issue by screen sharing, the information is displayed because the PO is logged in and has the required permission.

The solution that came to our mind is to introduce a toggle button or check box "Data Privacy" in the main tool bar of Jira. If this button is activated during a screen sharing session, we want to use ScriptRunner to hide certain fields in any project. Hiding is supported by Jira/ScriptRunner, but we are not sure how about the following:

- Is it possible to place (with ScriptRunner) a toggle button/checkbox in the main toolbar of Jira?

- Is it possible to read out the state of the toggle button from a Groovy script?

- Is it possible to make the state of the toggle button a little bit more persistent, e.g. in a Cookie so that it keeps its state during a browser reload?

Thanks in advance for any hint

Tuelle

Rodolfo So_z2bt5g · Answer

@Tuelle

Is it possible to share your code on how you implement this? I have the same scenario.

Appreciate your response on this.

Thanks

Thanos Batagiannis _Adaptavist_ · Answer

Hi @Tuelle, interesting use case. Great to hear that you manage to implement it.

@Tarun Sapra you are right, we do not have many example use cases or recipes, especially for the web fragments. But we are working on it, and hopefully really soon we will improve it.

Thank you both.

Tuelle · Answer

Thanks, we actually decided to use ScriptRunner to toggle (via a REST end) the value of a property that is saved in the user profile. The property is the read out from a javascript which hides certain DOM elements depending in the properties value.

Thanks for the tip

Tuelle