Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Behaviours can amend a list of possible options, but be aware that it does not affect all places that you can edit or set a version.

Even if a listener could pop up a box, it's the wrong place. A listener will execute when it catches the event, but the event is fired after the change has been accepted. So the box would be functionally useless other than asking the user to go back and click "edit" on the issue again. Versions are not limited like this,…

There is no way to edit the bar, it's not configurable by users. Some apps can add functions to the bar if they need to be in it, but that's the only changeable part of the menus. Could you maybe explain what you are trying to do and why? Why would you need to edit the menus?

Check that * The home directory exists * The home directory is not inside the install directory (and that the install directory is not inside the home directory) * The home directory and all its contents are owned by the user running Confluence * The user running Confluence has permissions for RWX across all files in there…

The system can't assume an order - you are not putting data into it that it can sort on. I'd suggest you work out a way to represent your desired order and put it into Jira, then it'll be able to do what you need.

Click on "actions" at the top right

Templates are for pages, not spaces.

OK, well, as I said already, a listener is of no use to you because it has nothing to do with the UI (because it may well be triggered by things outside the UI) You should do your pop-up box with a plugin or something that can amend the front-end of Jira where there is a UI, and remember that it won't happen if something…

Change the workflow so that it has your desired status.

You can not. Listeners are things that occur in the background in response to application events. Those events may be triggered by people using the UI, but could also be triggered by code or remote calls. In which case, the computer has nowhere to run a custom web item. There is no UI for a listener to work with, so…

Not sure why you need to do all of that when all that's needed is to edit the server.xml, but yes, if you want to do it that way, it will work. 

The server name and port should be set to whatever the proxy is announcing itself as on the internet, and hence the root of your base url as well. If, for example, you want to see your Jira on https://yourdomain.com/jira then set the proxyname to yourdomain.com and the port to 443 (that's the default for ssl, so you don't…

PLEASE STOP SHOUTING - it's rude and hard to read I think you have landed in the wrong place. Unless you can explain what the problem is with Fisheye or Crucible (or any other Atlassian product), there's not a lot we can help you with.

Ok, so this sounds like your VM has an unusably slow connection to the internet. Start by fixing that. You also say that when you don't use the VM, it works but is slow. Can you check the latency of your network connections?

How did you "turn off" the notifications? Have you tried reversing that?

The REST API works for people who have GUI access.

Yes, we have done that. It usually makes people move away from "Teams" as they find software that is a lot better for them, but not always. Ask your people to look at all their software, there's a very good chance that they can do better.

Boards are not issue containers, they are a view of issues. To make an issue "move" from one board to another, you need to set it up so that the source board and target board select exclusive issues and then make a change to the issue you want to "move" so that the source board stops selecting it and the target board…

Could you explain what this has to do with Atlassian software?

Have you configured your docker image to make the needed changes to server.xml?

Sorry for the slow response. It sounds to me like your listener is not indexing the issue, so the new value only shows up in places where the database is read directly.

Align does not have a self-built trial, you will need to engage with Atlassian (or their Align trained partners) to get set up with a Launchpad starter system. There is a demo over at https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/align as well as the link to get in touch with Align trained people.

I don't know, I've not looked at that image. All I know is that if you want to run it behind a proxy, those three things need to be added into the connector settings in server.xml

You'll need to amend the server.xml file to include the scheme, proxyName and proxyPort in the connector settings.

There's something very similar at https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/set-priority-using-an-impact-urgent-matrix

You are right, the JQL is seeing the "in review" status from another project - JQL doesn't limit itself to a project. You'll need to use the right case to distinguish the one you're looking for.

Use a custom field of type multi-user picker to name more than one person as a product owner. Generally though, most people don't have this problem - product owners tend to be aligned with projects rather than issues, with a PO often "owning" several projects and some projects having more than one. A good PO will be…

Next-gen projects don't have issue type schemes, their config is local to the project.

No, there's no function for disliking pages. On server, there are some apps available for handling page ratings in several different ways, but Cloud doesn't support anything that would let us do it, there's nothing beyond the "like" function you're already using.

I suspect these people are looking in the wrong place. Jira is an issue tracker. It doesn't have anything to do with user management unless the administrators have set up something to do it. It might well be used to track people's activity and support calls like "someone is being abusive" and hence act as a place to…