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* Create a dashboard. * Add a gadget > Load all gadgets (wait a few seconds) > look for Calendar

Just concatenate the date ranges like this: (created >= "2016-07-01 09:00" AND created <= "2016-07-01 16:00") OR (created >= "2016-07-02 00:00" AND created <= "2016-07-03 23:59") OR... (continue with the same structure for the remaining Fridays and weekends)

You need to click on the star icon on the right of the space(s) you want to appear on your spaces. Find them in: https://<YOURS>.atlassian.net/wiki/spacedirectory/view.action

You can manage user/group permissions by clicking on the 'manage permissions' link from the desired space: https://<YOURS>.atlassian.net/wiki/admin/permissions/viewdefaultspacepermissions.action After that, you can enter a page in a space and click on the lock icon so that you can limit a page's Edition or View permissions…

JIRA Cloud has several limitations compared to JIRA Server, being one of them that you cannot add your own JavaScript code. Confluence Cloud has an addon that allows adding HTML and JavaScript on your pages: HTML Macro for Confluence Cloud Hope it helps.

Contact Atlassian's Cloud Support and they will fix it.

yw! 

That's right, Raj. In fact, that's a feature request you can vote for: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRA-62109

EazyBI addon can get the aggregate of story points by assignee. To do so: * add Measures > Story Points created to Columns * add Assignee to Rows * click on 'All assignees' to expand it to view the detailed list of users who have story points assigned to them There you have a view of how it looks like: eazyBI.png

Service Desk Customers are supposed to be set as restricted to the customer portal, so that they do not consume any licenses, and this kind of customers cannot belong to any groups (built-in restriction).

I'll vote for it and watch it too.

+1'ed! It makes no sense to be able to view without having logged in (all, Anonymous) and restrict visibility to Service Desk Customers. I'd say this is a bug, and so I'd suggest to create a new issue here: https://jira.atlassian.com/projects/JSD/issues

100% agree!

Hi Raul, JIRA considers an issue as open if it lacks a value in the Resolution field, and as closed if it has a value in it. The Resolution field is intended to be used to provide information about what finally happened with the issue once there's nothing else to do with it. Typical Resolution values include: Fixed, Done,…

Exporting to 'html (all fields)' generates a file that can be opened with Excel, and will show the issue fields in columns normally.

All addons have a trial period of at least one month, so that you can try them first.

Hi Antonio, I'd suggest to use the Permission Helper: * Enter the detailed view of an issue where one of the users should have Edit Issue permission. * Click on the button Admin > Permission Helper. * Select one of the affected users and the permission Edit Issues, and click on Submit. You will get a detailed analysis on…

Have you checked that: * the screen configured for Edit operation contains the Story Points field? * you have Edit issues permission on the project?

El comentario de Steven es correcto.