Alex Koxaras -Relational- Community Champion

Hi @Tom Witherspoon and welcome!! That's strange, because on my instance the TOC takes me to the heading and not to the next line. Just to make it clear. You are talking about TOC and not about anchor points, right?

Hi! I don't think it's possible to do that via API. Have a look as well at this thread https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Rest-API-for-Exporting-PDF-Word-Document/qaq-p/1279977

Kindly mark my answer as accepted, so other people in the community can find the answer to their questions. Cheers!

Hi @AS With our of the box functionalities, no. You could add a post function to your workflow to: * Either add a comment for your client to see * Send an email to your customer that the approval took place (for this you will need an app like JMWE to do the job)

* Go to cog > user management > group * Create a group * Go to product access (left side menu) * Go to the product you want to add this group (e.g. Jira software) and add your newly created group * Right click on the ellipsis menu of your group * And click Make this group defaults * Remove from default the old one if you…

Hi @mike.diaz and welcome! My best guess would be to either create a post function on your workflows and in particular on the create transition, which would add the organization name to the summary, either to create an automation which would do the same thing. Similar approach I would use in the case where you would create…

Hi @Will Canalizo and welcome, Yes there is a way to set your default groups per application. You can read more here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/managing-groups-938847035.html

From what I understand you are not in a group which has application access. Did someone remove you?

Hi @Mohammed Hewedy If you are working on a team managed project, components do not exist. They exist only on company managed projects.

Nice!

No, of course it doesn't show any colors. The colors are solely for the cards on your board, and not for the dashboard. You can try to search in the marketplace for an app.

I see what you mean. I'm afraid then that you'll have to search on the marketplace for an app, which will suit your need, because there is no out of the box functionality which will help you do exactly what you want. Some free apps which may be useful to you could be: *…

What plan of Jira you are currently? Free, standard, premium?

You can add to your card a color, via your board: * Go to ellipsis menu * Board settings * Card colors * Choose Queries on the field "Colours based on" * Create your queries by adding YOUR custom field (in the example below I've chosen the field priority) And then you'll have colors:

Hi @Marc Minten (EVS) Did you try to contact scriptrunner's support for this?

Hi @kavita.desai and welcome, Unfortunately single select fields do not support color customization.

There is no email. You can contact support here support.atlassian.com and only if you are not on the free plan.

Correct. As I told you in the previous comment, approvals can be found only on JSM (Jira Service Management) and not on Jira software. You can try an app and see if that works for you https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?product=jira&query=approval

Hi @Anthony R , Are the sources from each customer known? Or e.g. customer A can submit a ticket from ABC application, and another time the same customer can submit another ticket from XYZ application?

Hi @Pathan Zubair Khan Instead of issue field condition, try advanced compare condition and type: {{issue.Version defect was found.value}} equals "the value of your field" {{issue.Version defect was found.child.value}} equals "the SECOND value of your field" Keep in mind that you will need TWO advanced compare condition

If you need all the ticket for all time, then don't use the "created >=" in your JQL. Your JQL should be something like project in (AWI) and Status in (open, "to do") and resolution = unresolved The above JQL statement will yield all open and to do issues, which are unresolved from the project AWI, for all time. If you…

Hi @Ryan B. Gonzales You can set your approval settings within the workflow and only for JSM. You can select if all approvers needs to approve an issue, or you may select how many approvers need to approve the ticket, in order to proceed to the next step. A prerequisite for the approval to take place and for you to set it…

@Marieke Cozijnsen , Maybe you have misunderstand something. If you create your filter to show your OPEN and IN PROGRESS issues, and then select it in the gadget, you'll get the info you want. For example, I have created a filter with a JQL status in ("In Progress", Open) ORDER BY created DESC Now, I go to my dashboard,…

Do the user belong to any group that have product access?

@Bill Sheboy :) Yup, it is! :) @[deleted] should replace the "koxaras" with his instance :)

Yes I do, but the answer is no. You will not be able to see a separation of past weeks. Try the Recently Created Issues. It will look like this (and I think that this is what you were looking for)

They must login at least once to your instance, if I recall correct. Have a user do that

Hi @Javier Romero First of all let me tell you that what you are seeking for is a global rule and not a project rule. With that said, keep in mind that the free plan comes with certain limitation in regards to global rules. You can view your usage here. Your rule could be something like the following: You have to define…

* Create and save your filter (if you haven't already) * Create a dashboard or find the dashboard to which you want to add this filter * Go to the dashboard and click add gadget * Find the "Two Dimensional Filter Statistics" * Go to the gadget add your filter to it, and configure the X and Y to your likings

Hi @Malinda Sands Does your customer/user has an atlassian account? If not, he/she will be redirected to create one and then log in to your instance.