Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Jira doesn't show data that doesn't exist, so most gadgets won't give you negative information. There's no way to search for "person has nothing assigned" because there is no data to search for! @Kelly Arrey has given you the best answer here already. The second best option I can come up with is a combination of a text…

You could do this by creating a new "theme" for Confluence, and embedding your JS in it. If you then set a space to use that theme, your JS will be used on every page in the space (themes do not affect the admin pages for spaces, nor the global functions like the dashboard and search, but they do apply to every page in a…

You also need the permission to create issues in the project. But it is usually what Dave says - there are no sub-task types configured for the project, or your issue already is a sub-task.

No, older versions of Confluence with Team Calendars work the same way. Start at https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/create-add-and-edit-calendars-1044780370.html

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There's no way to do this directly. JQL doesn't return any issue data, it just gives you a list of issues. The closest you can get would be an ordinary select-list custom field and a script that adds or amends options to it when the results of your JQL is amended.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! What have you set up to process the incoming emails? Jira's email handlers don't do de-duplication, they always create a new issue or comment from emails.

Yes and no. You will want to check that the (potentially) new issue type scheme is only used by the new project. If it is, then changes to it will not affect anyone else. If it is the default issue type scheme, then it could affect other people. By default, Jira is a bit confused - it tends to create new schemes for…

Oddly, I want to go the other way. I've spent the last 25 years despairing of spreadsheets. Don't get me wrong, I think spreadsheets are an incredibly powerful and massively useful tool. I use them for coding, for record keeping, and and and. There's no doubt they are a great tool. For one person. When you have more than…

Yes, you are right, it's not your browser, I had to assume it was because of the information you had shared. I am completely wrong about that. It is this way because the tables don't understand that when they extract data from Jira, there may be stuff that you want to format differently, because you have not wrapped the…

No, custom user fields do not have the same functionality as the assignee field.

No, I don't see a problem in screenshots. The description from the issue is being rendered as it is supposed to be - it's been extracted from Jira, it's not a macro that you've put links into so it can be rendered differently.

You don't. You need to have the sub-tasks selected by the board for them to work.

Only Jira or System administrators can make global changes (like editing worklows and changing the status list). Project admins can only administrate the projects they are set up for. 

You will need to create a new custom field with the four S options. You do not want to include your severity in the priority, they are different things.

You need to go to settings -> issues -> status, as Tanshu said before. You will need to be an administrator to do this though.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! The reports deliberately don't display 0 values because there's nothing there to actually show for them, it would just make the display more complicated for humans to process what it's telling you. You can't change this, it's hardcoded into the gadgets - "don't show useless information"

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This is most likely because you are not telling Jira that the issues are "done". To be done, they have to be in the last column of their board, and not have any open sub-tasks.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Go to my.atlassian.com and click on the "orders" option.

I'm sorry, faulty memory - they used to be different, but standard limits have now been raised to the same level as premium, so there is no difference any more. See what @Theodora Boudale wrote - that's exactly what you need to read!

What do you mean by "ticket"? The request or the issue? (Ticket is a nonsense word, it's misused and misleading) Customers in Jira only see the requests. Internal Jira users (agents, and developers if you've given them access to the project) can see the issues behind the requests as well. I need to know which one you are…

Um, you don't give licences to users. You add users to groups that are used to allow people into Jira. You'll need to do that in Jumplcloud if you are using it for the groups as well as the users.

It depends. Where are you planning to run your Vue app? Is your Confluence system server (as tagged) or Cloud?

Plain Confluence does not have approvals functions, so you must be doing this outside Confluence. You'll need to look at whatever system you are doing the approvals in.

You have to look at the field configuration for the project.

Please STOP SHOUTING - it's hard to read and some find it rude. What do you mean by "racial emojis"? Do you mean things like the hand emoji which comes in several different colours? So it can represent people who do have varying skin colours? You'll need to talk to the unicode consortium if you want to change the way…

That sounds like you have a problem with your browser, as it's working fine for me and the people I work with. Your screenshot is not showing a problem there either!

So the question becomes why you are deleting or emptying out your confluence.cfg.xml file when restarting the server? Confluence doesn't do that, it has no functions that destroy the configuration files. The only thing I can think of that might do this is if you ran an upgrade on your Confluence, and crashed out of it…

Atlassian don't do 'phone support, it's a massive waste of their time. They ask people to contact support via raising issues with them directly (and then they'll pick up the 'phone if that's the best way of supporting the customer in each different case) Most of their applications are supported via…

You can not do this, and you shouldn't be doing it either. The summary field is the most important field that a human puts into an issue when they raise it, and it's not automatable deliberately, because the field is there for the humans to summarise what they are asking for.

The X only appears for people who have interacted with Jira (logged in and amended any data). You don't get the X for inactivated users who have never used it.