Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

You should add a custom field to do this. Probably a simple single-select list.

You would need to rewrite code in the gliffy app to do that. Your only real option here is to file a change request with Gliffy and hope they implement something that does the changes you want, or enables you to configure it.

The community board has "stop spam" as a regular item, and there have been a lot of improvements made recently (last month there were a lot of 'bots that had completely defeated all the prevention and a lot of effort was put into stopping them). Putting a hold on suspicious posts has been discussed, but while it is highly…

To get more layers, you will have to look to apps such as Structure, Big Picture or Advanced Roadmaps. Or do the layers above in something built for scaling upwards, like Jira Align

This looks like it should have a simple answer, but I am sorry to say that it really does not. Just within my own team, I have pointed people to training videos, talks, online courses, documentation and even our HR team when I got stuck, because HR is (or should be) looking at individuals advancement and learning. There is…

As @JimmyVanAU you have a massive contradiction in terms here, which completely breaks what you are saying you want to do. By definition, you do not know who your anonymous users are. If you want to restrict something based on who a user is, you need to know who they are, so you can do the "based on who they are" bit. You…

I can't speak for them, but I would assume that they will never do it. Their software is heavily marketed as collaborative. You can't usefully collaborate if you can't see parts of what you are supposed to be collaborating on. So I really really doubt you'll ever see anyone selling collaboration software with anti-patterns…

Not that I can find. When I was asked to do it, I could not find anything on it, and had to get stuck into the source code. I'd also point out that my changes made it to test and then got universally slated as a total waste of screen space and development time, and never went further. I know this hack works, but I really…

Ok, that's an excellent question, and the first thing that ran across my mind was the useless answer of "you're looking in the wrong place"! Jira Server and Jira Data Center are the same thing deep down. How they're installed and licenced determines if your service is Server or DC, but you can actually take a Jira Server…

Go find the language pack you are (mostly) using, it's a .jar file somewhere in the installation of Jira. It will be named something like jira*language-pack-xx_yy-vvvvvvv-vvvvvv.jar . The xx and yy are the standard codes for language and region (For example, American English is en_US, English is en_GB etc, the vvvvv is the…

Starter - I like "nibble trays" where you get one or two bites of several things. Ideally a little bit of bread with oil and vinegar, a couple of cheesey bites, some mixed olives, etc Main - Mushroom, fennel & courgette millefeuille – layers of filo pastry, mushrooms, fennel & courgettes with a blue cheese cream sauce,…

450 of us, several Jira instances, and about 12 people have admin across them, but with a LOT of people dipping in. We actually have a core of 2-3 admins who look after the main one, and they are supposed to be the main admins on the others as well, but some teams have their own admin for their own Jira. Then a load of…

1. Log in as an admin and go to Admin -> Issues -> Custom fields, find your field and click "configure" next to it. Select list type fields will present you with the current list of options and you can add/edit/delete the options 2. Cloud works the same for company-managed projects. Server doesn't have team-managed…

What tool are you using to do the migration? (This looks like you used one that expects you to map fields on to existing fields if appropriate and you did not, so it created new fields prefixed with the project key to show where they came from)

Workflow schemes apply to projects, not issue types. But they do define what workflow to use for each issue type within the project. So, to use a new workflow for an issue type, go to the project you have added the issue type to and go to admin/settings. Look for "workflows" and go into it, you will find it lists the…

It's the same answer. You have moved from some (unamed) system to a Wiki. Wikis are not document management systems, they're intended to be living systems, not archives of stuff people will never read again. If you want a "folder" structure, that's fine, it's a good way to think, but to do it in a wiki, you need to think…

An inexperienced admin has made the mistake of putting the resolution field on the create and/or edit screen for this issue type in this project. Jira considers the resolution field as the flag for "done". If it has value, any value, even ones like "not resolved", "unresolved", "not done" ,"needs more work" - they all tell…

I am not sure this is Confluence. Could you confirm that your "columns" really are columns within a table on a page within Confluence? Or if I have guessed that wrong, what they really are? 

Confluence is a wiki, not a document store like Google Drive. As such, "folders" make no sense to it. The focus is on pages, for which you can create a "tree", but each page simply holds attachments, there's no real use for attachment directories under pges.

I'm not the strongest on various languages, probably because I've worked with so many (The phrase "Jack of all trades, master of none" probably could apply as "Nic of many languages, master of only one (which you've never heard of)"). I've said that because I am not sure your if/then/else structure is doing what you think…

For server/DC, see https://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence/download-journey For Cloud, it's, um, "latest" - whilst there is a number and you can get to it with the REST API and help -> about, it's of no real use to you - it's not going to tell you anything important about the Confluence, and it's going to change soon.

Well, you could create a second "connector" in the Tomcat and have it listen to the second ip address, but this is not going to work. The service only listens on one url and stuff coming into the other interface is (presumably) on a different address. It will partially work, but things will break in a (not data corrupting,…

YES! Thank you @Ashley Faus - it seems the jr. contraction was defeating me. Still wish Atlassian had made it, and not just for "Junior"

Dammit, I can't find "Jira Junior" anywhere! My google/ecosia-foo has failed me today.

Let's start with R.I.P Charlie....

There's a mistake in: def projectCategory = issueProject.getProjectCategory(); def categoryName = ""; if (categoryName) { categoryName = projectCategory.getName(); } You're getting a project category from the project, but then setting the categoryName to blank, so "if (categoryName)" is always going to be false. I think…

The Insight Discovery app is not a "plug in", it's an application in its own right, one that you run on a local Windows or Linux machine of your own. It does, well, "discovery" on the network(s) you tell it to, and feeds the results into an Insight app that's been plugged into your Jira (Cloud or Server/DC)

Going back to specific versions might be possible with apps - Scroll Versions is one that springs to mind immediately, although there may be others, and it might not do exactly what you need (I'm now imagining "include excerpt: <space>:page-name:<version>)

The T and P are there to stop the columns taking up huge amounts of space when all they contain is an icon (roughly 1 letter wide) You can't turn this off without a bit of coding, if I remember rightly.

Not really the right place to ask about html/css coding, we're here to talk about Atlassian. I usually head over to w3schools when I've got html/css to learn (and promptly forget, I never manage to retain it myself)