JamieA Expert

I don't think this is anything to do with SR... seems like you are just hitting a known JIRA bug. You could verify this by creating a new field and applying the same logic. There is just no way that a workflow validator could affect the suggestions generator.

I never tested mine on 4.0... so would be surprised if it worked. The subversion plugin can cause this problem.

You should use this grid custom field: http://wiki.idalko.com/display/TGPD/Table+grid+plugin;jsessionid=1953B479ED2CE122F4520A1D3EE7621E If it's disabled I don't see how it can be related. You can uninstall the plugin and restart to be doubly sure, but I expect that will fix it anyway. Any plugin that has a ProjectTabPanel…

I'd do a sql query for this one select screen.name from fieldscreenlayoutitem layoutItem inner join fieldscreentab tab on layoutItem.fieldscreentab = tab.id inner join fieldscreen screen on tab.fieldscreen = screen.id where fieldidentifier = 'priority'

I modified my answer to give an example. That will only change it on edit screens. Checkboxes have been around for a long time, the field type is called Multi Checkboxes.

You could change it via javascript on the edit/view screens... but the js you use depends on whether it's a checkbox/radio or some other type. Let us know and I could give you an example. You need to know the custom field ID which you can get from the url when you are editing the custom field. Then in the description you…

Or a getThing() method for each $thing in velocity.

Tut tut, as though a script is not "real code" !

I've updated my answer for JIRA 7. It will probably work on JIRA 6.3... the main thing is to remove the old User import.

can you see if there is anything in the logs...

Here's some example code for script runner that does that: import com.atlassian.jira.ComponentManagerimport com.atlassian.jira.bc.issue.label.LabelServiceimport com.atlassian.jira.bc.issue.label.LabelService.AddLabelValidationResultimport com.atlassian.jira.issue.CustomFieldManagerimport…

As Dieter said.

Not beyond saying read the documentation. If you're not a technical person and don't want to read up on it you probably need another plugin to be honest.

Just tested Dieter's solution and it worked fine. I made a couple of minor tweaks: import com.opensymphony.workflow.InvalidInputExceptionif (issue.dueDate) { if (issue.dueDate.before(Calendar.getInstance().getTime())) { invalidInputException = new InvalidInputException("Due date must be in the future.") }}

Hrm, in the example before you had quotes around the True. Try getting chrome, press F12, and paste that in. I get: > alert(True); > ReferenceError There's no such variable as True. > Code is in the webpage, but no alert popping up.. Make sure the browser is not suppressing javascript error messages...

An alert has to work - where are you putting it, in the field description? Can you check the page source to make sure that JS is actually making it to the page?

The value won't be "New Account", because since 4.3 select lists are keyed on an ID. ReqType.value will give you the ID... You need to look at the value. It's easier if you use jquery: AJS.$("#customfield_10032 :selected").text() Having said that, stuff like this is why I wrote the behaviours plugin... very similar example…

No script runner in OD unfortunately... I can confidently say it would be the very last plugin they let in to AOD.

If you're not using IE8, can you try upgrading to the latest version, 3.x.x... which you get from marketplace.

I do do support!! Sometimes I feel like I do nothing but support ;-)

Works for me. Seems odd that the error displays the parameter. Are you putting some kinds of quotes in?

That's the supported platforms for 6.3 EAP, not yet released. For 6.2 IE8 is supported.

Does it work from the issue navigator? If so I'm not sure what is specific about eazybi, you should probably add that plugin's tag so the vendor sees the question.

Looks like a problem with one of your validators perhaps. Check them... Is that the latest version of the plugin compatible with your jira version?

Disable the behaviours plugin and work out what the problem is with it in a dev/test instance.

Here is an example of making some tweaks with JS... comments explain what's going on. Whilst what CharlesH says is correct, you have to bear in mind that there is no published API for the javascript side, so element names change between versions, and that some of the elements are loaded by javascript, so you can run into…

Sounds like you need to add the proxyhost and proxyport to the Connector element in your servlet config. If you don't then ServletRequest.getServerName will report the server name you are proxying to, ie localhost. More info here: http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/proxy-howto.html.

Did you remember to publish the workflow? If you want complete control you can use a script like the one @Thanos Batagiannis [Adaptavist] published above, although you should try to work out what the problem with the built-in script is first.

;-) In some of the JQL functions you remove spaces, to avoid multiple quoting problems. Maybe you read it there. If you find the docn that you saw let me know and I will double-check.

> cfValues["FirstDate"] == cfValues["SecondDate"] > with no spaces? It depends what your CFs are called. Mine are called "First Date". If yours really are called Startdate and not "Start Date" then use that. If there are spaces in the name then they are significant. Sounds like this is the issue. With the assert you need…