The Text field should be empty when I select another options in the Select list(single choice)

Kumar_ow8zf3

Hi Team,

Recently I have resolved a task that i have by using the script runner plugin Behavior .

when we select an "Ticket System" and "Other" option in Select List(single choice) a Text field have to appear this is the task that i have resolved here is the link please  refer : https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-discussions/In-Select-List-Single-Choice-customfield-selecting-an-Option/m-p/917813#M5103 

here is the Script that i have used

def otherFaveField = getFieldByName("Name Of TextField") //Give a text field custom field name that you have created 
def faveFruitField = getFieldById(getFieldChanged())

def selectedOption = faveFruitField.getValue() as String
def isOtherSelected = (selectedOption == "Other" || selectedOption == "D") //instead of Other/D You can give another option that you want

otherFaveField.setHidden(! isOtherSelected)
otherFaveField.setRequired(isOtherSelected)

 so every thing is fine now here when I select the Other option the text field is appearing and i'm entering an Text in the Text fields and i'm creating ticket .

after creating ticket when i edit the Selected List(Single Choice) field and selecting another option still the Text Field is showing.

Here i want  when i change the Select Filed the text field should be empty.

please can anyone help in script.

 

Thanks,

Phani 

Gundlupet Sreenidhi

Hi,

Did you try using the Behavior Plugin - which is now part of ScriptRunner?

Fo to Administration--> Add-Ons --> Behaviors.

Add a new Behavior.

Once your behavior is created, click on the Fields link for that behavior: 

In the Add field drop-down, select your field you want to act as the trigger (so - you will be selecting the "Ticket System" field)

 

Once you have added your field, click on the Add Server-side script link to provide the ScriptRunner editor.

Here input your code for what should happen when changes are made to the dropdown. 

 

 

Modify the customfield IDs per your instance.

if(getFieldById("customfield_11111").getFormValue().toString().equalsIgnoreCase("Other")){
 getFieldById("customfield_22222").setHidden(false)
 getFieldById("customfield_22222").setRequired(true)
}else{
 getFieldById("customfield_22222").setRequired(false)
 getFieldById("customfield_22222").setHidden(true)

}

 

I would also recommend create an initialiser.

This basically defines how your screen should appear on initial launch. Here you can set the test box to hidden  and default the value of your select list.

 

Once you are done, make sure to create a mapping. 

A Mapping defines when and where the behavior should be active. (Example: Which project, issue type, etc..)