Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Confluence starts with a basic linear page, so your images are simply being listed one line at a time. But you can add "layout" sections, and layouts can have two or three columns. If you put your images in these you can do things like Line 1 - image1 Line 2 - some text Line 3 - |image…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Check the board permissions, I think you'll find it says only certain users or groups can see it.

Hi Paul, By default, JSM projects do not have a reporter role, so I suspect you need to ask your admins why they added it to the project.

The definition of a backlog is "a list of stuff that needs doing". If an issue is complete, it does not need doing, so it will not appear in the backlog.

It depends on what the people using the Confluence want from it. One real-world example, one of my customers runs a website that is in the top 50 most visited in the world. The site is fragmented - last time I was there, there were seven core areas of the site, all owned by very different parts of the organisation, but…

Jira gibt Antworten in JSON aus, daher sollten Sie nach einem Python-Code suchen, der JSON lesen und in etwas umwandeln kann, das Excel lesen kann (normalerweise mache ich mir nicht die Mühe, Excel auszuschreiben, ich verwende einfaches CSV, das mit jeder Tabellenkalkulation funktionieren kann) Jira gives responses in…

Well, no, it won't help adding a jar to a path. It's not the right thing to do. The additional bit of log that you have now provided is actually pointing to an installed app, not the core of Confluence (and certainly not the jar you've jammed in). That, however, is still unlikely to be the problem, as a failing app will…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No. You can not get an IP address for a Cloud system. Not because they do not have one, or that it is not public, but because there are many of them. Your Cloud system may have one IP address today, and move to another tomorrow. You can not assume the current IP address is going to…

My mail provider has started flagging 50-60% of Community emails as spam. I suspect one or more of Atlassian's IP addresses have been added to a commonly used spammer blacklist somewhere. I've turned off my providers anti-spam for the email address I use for Community now, so I'm getting everything.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Short answer - no. Macro names are encoded by the app (plugin) that provides the macro. You need to use the unique name of the macro to call it. If however, you mean you want to use a different macro, say replacing my-macro-1 with bobs-macro-34 in all your content, then you do have some…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There's no way to do this, as I understand the question. A Jira service management portal is a project. If you have two JSM projects, then you have two separate portals. You can't "funnel" with a single portal/project. The closest you can get is the very clumsy model of identifying when…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Please, do not SHOUT, it is hard to read and some people find it quite rude and aggressive. We can not help you with this. You have not told us how you are defining a year. Are they different boards? Different workspaces? Different instances? Different lists?

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Yes, they do - if you search for "atlassian cve-<number>", you'll find the Atlassian blogs, documentation, and vulnerability reports on their site.

I learned to drive with three cars - my Dad's old Mercedes (it was so old, we suspect parts of it were recycled parts of panzer tanks), my Mum's Citroen 2CV, and my driving instructor's Ford Astra. I didn't own a car myself, for a long time after passing my test. Even when I got my first real job, I didn't buy one, my…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Is this Rippling a product name, or is it the name of an internal system based on something else? (For example, some places will say "the helpdesk" and "the intranet" when talking about systems built on Jira service management and Confluence) When you know what the underlying system is,…

Hi Zaldy, I would look at a couple of things: * Write a listener that* catches "issue commented" * tests something like "if event.getUser() = event.issue.getReporter()" * uses https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/transition-issue-input-paramaters as a base for transitioning the issue back * Have a look at the…

For me, it was always more about "who should be allowed to do it". Most of the Confluences I've looked after or helped out with are large, sprawling, and have a problem with useless content. There's a range, of course, but most Confluences are trying to get to, or conform to, some form of structure (albeit not a fixed…

Hi Dmitrii, Simple answer - no. The urls internal to Jira are either hard-coded, or generated based on the data. "/secure/Dashboard .jspa" is one of the hard-coded ones. All you can change is the base URL - the bit before /secure... Unless you were to rewrite Jira (and all the apps that you want to add to it), you will not…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Your script will need to iterate through all the field configurations to find where any field has been used, but I think you knew that. I think your problem is not knowing what methods to use to read and/or change the renderer setting. You'll need * FieldLayoutManager to get each field…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! No, it's not possible yet. Atlassian have an improvement request open for it, which I believe is on the roadmap, and there are some apps that provide it too. (By the way, Status can be "edited" because it's not really a field, it's a display of where an issue is in the workflow. What…

Willkommen in der Atlassian-Community! Ihr Python-Code muss die REST-API von Jira remote aufrufen. Siehe https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/intro/#version Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Your Python code will need to call Jira's REST API remotely. See 

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! This really does need to go to Atlassian support, the Community cannot help you. The one thing I would suggest is checking that your "yoursite" is a valid and simple word or phrase as a URL - it has no special or control characters in it, and no characters that would need escaping.

The field mapping is simple - if you take a look at Vinod's corrected answer from March 2nd, he's given the column headings as the names of the fields in Jira you would map. Map "Epic name" to "Epic name", "Summary" to "Summary" and so-on. Except "Issue ID" and "Parent ID". Do not map them at all. They are used to show the…

Yes, it's not what Vinod was saying in previous answers. This is exactly what the documentation says to do.

It's not the API, it's the power and flexibility of Jira that makes it complex. That leads to a complex API.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! You will need to ask the server admins what access logging they have set up, they'll be able to tell you where the logs are for it.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! There is no way to do this. Confluence has no way of knowing that the email address is for a distribution list. They are not valid users. The only way you can get close is to forget the distribution list and set up a proper group of users in the directory you are using for your…

Hi Clark, No, there's no way to hide the project re-index function. Behaviours only works on issue-related screens, not admin ones.

The point of a wiki is to encourage collaboration and openness. Hiding previous information is a bad thing to do.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Indexing errors usually go into the application log, which is atlassian-jira.log in <jira home>/logs. If you do not know what your <jira home> directory is, you can get the exact location on your server by logging in as an admin and looking at the system information page.