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@MARGARET CHANDLER, you are welcome! :)
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Hello! project = <project name> That should do the trick.
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@Tony, it's ok :) Yes, the JQL provided above only works with work logs. What you're trying to achieve is, unfortunately, impossible with classical JQL. If you have Adaptivist ScriptRunner, it's pretty simple: How can I search issues to which a user has commented? Hope this helps.
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Hi, @Selvarathi A and welcome to our Community! Can you, please, be more precise, what are you trying to accomplish? We need to know more in order to help you. Thank you!
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Hi, @Nick Walton, and welcome to our Community! Have a look at the method presented here: Macros not working
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You're welcome! :) And welcome to our Community!
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Good to know :) You mean this plug-in: JSU - Suite Utilities for Jira ? Concerning the how-to, I think it would be great to help other people with the same goal. If you have time for that I'd certainly recommend it.
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And it's followed by the option for the background image: JIRA Wallpaper Extension
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Hi, @Henk Plugge and welcome to the Community! The following one may be a part of the solution: Color Cards for Jira
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It would also perform some sorting so that the freshest tasks are on top.
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Hi. @Tony and welcome to the Community! If a user logged his work this one should work: project = <project name> AND worklogAuthor = <username> AND worklogDate = endOfDay() ORDER BY createdDate ASC
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Hi, @Christian Proch and welcome to the Community! Seems there's a similar question which has already been answered. Please, take a look at it: how do I find all external links in a confluence space There're a couple of solutions.
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Welcome, @Marc Dvorschak! Nice to meet you :) Administration of Atlassian products is also my second line of responsibility.
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Glad you've managed to resolve this issue. You may also want to mark @miikhy's answer as "Accepted" so that other people with the same question would find it easier. P.S. Wish I could be of more help :)
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... but I've performed similar 'tricks' and this one looks like it can work.
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By the way, it's not my solution, I've just copy-pasted it from here: https://jira.atlassian.com/plugins/servlet/mobile#issue/JRASERVER-19644 Should it work, many thanks will go to @Thorben :)
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Hi! Add this to the Announcement Banner under "System" in the Admin Settings. <script>// Uncheck bulk edit notificationwindow.onload = function () { var box = document.getElementById("sendBulkNotificationCB"); if(box){ box.checked = false; }}</script>
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Good to know. Thank you, @George Mihailov!
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Hi! Can you, please, provide us with a screenshot?
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Hi! Your image is too small. Can you, please, attach a bigger one?
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Hi! I'm not sure this is what you need but try to have a look at this article: Jenkins github plugin returns error 400 “Hook should contain event type” It may be related.
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Hi! Sure! That is the job for "Issue Security": Configuring issue-level security Hope this helps.
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Hi! You can use "Page restriction" functionality to hide the pages from administrators. But, nevertheless, they still will be able to change that restriction and add themselves to viewers or even editors. You see, the role of an administrator assumes they are able to gain access to any content in the system.
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Hi! I have grave doubts that this can work. Otherwise, it would override Confluence's permission. I think you can always fine-tune permission in the space B. Or create, for example, top-directory with all the pages you want to give the view permission to.
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Hi, @Ramona Valcan and welcome to Community! It's hard to say what happens here. We should look for additional information in logs. The first thing I would recommend to do is to perform a re-index.
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Nice one :)
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Hi! What happens when you click on the column header?
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By the way, if the filter is empty you wouldn't receive an email, which is good. Otherwise, it would be overwhelming.
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You can adjust notification schemes of all the projects you participate in and exclude yourself from all the events. If you want to get notifications during the day you can create several filter subscriptions to notify you, let's say, every 5 minutes about all the activity you're interested in. You can configure the…
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Hi! That depends on the kind of the notifications you received. I would recommend creating filter subscribtions: Receiving Search Results via Email We can configure them for almost any situation. They are awesome.