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@Abhishek Malik As @Daniel Ebers notes below, you would have to remove those fields from the screen. If you need to keep some of the fields, would it help if there were conditional logic to determine when to show them?
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Hi @Abhishek Malik - are you hiding fields with default values that you don't want your teammates to change or are they fields that you automatically populate?
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Hi @Christian Stidham - will your users be logged into Jira? If yes, you could give ProForma Lite a try. With Issue Forms you're able to link to a form that will automatically create Jira issues with all the data you want right away. Here's more on that feature: Create Jira Issues from Forms Let me know if that helps or it…
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Hi @Steve D, Peter from ProForma here. Thanks for sharing your question. ProForma form fields do not create custom fields in Jira. If you'd like to show the "Request Type" as a column in your queue, you'll need to do one of these: * Create a Jira custom field and link your ProForma form field to it * Link your ProForma…
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Hi @Jamil Rahimov @Thorsten Letschert _Decadis AG_ has the right expression from what I can see. You could try this with ProForma Lite (free) by requiring users to match a regex pattern. Here's what that looks like in the form builder: I am on the ProForma team, but thought I'd share this in case it helps get you what you…
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@Scott Federman - glad you were able to resolve the validation problem. If this is something you need to build often, you could try ProForma (or ProForma Lite - a free version of the app) for a simpler way to build validation. Full disclosure, I'm on the ProForma team.
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Hi Rached - it might also be helpful to look at some of the form apps on Marketplace (here's a link to JSM form apps https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?product=jira-service-management&query=forms). These allow you to customize the portal. For example, ProForma allows you to use the conditional logic and allows for…
