Hide tabs like Issue Types etc from Project Role Administrators

[Devu Heda]

Hi

We do not want to expose the newly added tabs like Issue Type, Workflows, Screens, Fields, Permission, Issue Security, Notifications etc from Project Role of Administrator (Administartor of a single Project)

We do not provide Administrators the ability to change anything its all controled by JIRA Administartors

Any simple way to turn off the Tabs ?

Thanks

[Dieter · Accepted solution]

<script>
(function($){
   $(document).ready(function(){
         AJS.$('li.menu-item[title="Workflows"]').hide();
         AJS.$('li.menu-item[title="Issue Types"]').hide();
   });  
})(AJS.$);
</script>

This snippet hides the Workflows and Isse Types menue when added to the system banner. You cold also create a plugin. What's missing yet is the check for jira-administrators. I remember there is a snippet in aac how to check if the user is a jira-administrator using a rest call.

[JamieA]

Presumably wouldn't work unless the user has their language set to English... guess there are no IDs on the elements...?

[Dieter]

you are right, works only for English language ... some enclosed elements have ids so this could be improved

[Dieter]

Replacing the two language specific hide() commands above by these makes the solution language independant

AJS.$('#view_project_issuetypes_tab').parent().hide();
AJS.$('#view_project_workflows_tab').parent().hide();

[srinivasp]

Though the tabs are hidden, the user can be able to see the sections on summary page. Is there a way to hide them on Summary page as well?

[Dieter]

Sure, this can be done. The receipt is: find the div element for the section, e.g. using Chrome, right click, then inspect element. If this element has an id, you just add a line for this id in the code above. E.g. If the id is abc, you add: AJS.$("#abc").hide()

[srinivasp]

If this is handled with JS, the ordering will become uneven. for example, the existing display is having 2 colums with 5 elements in each section. If i hide 4 elements in the first column, then the display will become uneven with one element in first column and 5 elements in 2nd column. So if there is way to handle this from server side, the ordering will be taken care automatically. Any idea?

[srinivasp]

Hi Dieter, Any comment please?

[Dieter]

Moving elements to other parents can be done as described in this document http://www.elated.com/articles/jquery-removing-replacing-moving-elements/ using the appendTo method. Something like this moves element with id source after the last child of div with id target: AJS.$("#source").appendTo(AJS.$("#target"))

[srinivasp]

A similar question, on Issue summary page(issuesummaryblock.vm), there are two columns specified with class class="property-list two-cols" for <ul> tag. I searched for the css with the mentioned class but i did not find. Is there a way to make it three columns?

[srinivasp]

Hi Dieter, Any update please??

[Jen Anderson]

Thanks to Dieter for sharing! I modified the script a bit in order to hide the "Projects" menu:

<script>
(function($){
$(document).ready(function(){
AJS.$("#browse_link").hide();
});
})(AJS.$);
</script>

I searched for "hide projects menu" without luck - hopefully if anyone else is trying to accomplish this they'll find this response.

[Jen Anderson]

Thanks to Dieter for sharing! I modified the script a bit in order to hide the "Projects" menu:

<script>
(function($){
$(document).ready(function(){
AJS.$("#browse_link").hide();
});
})(AJS.$);
</script>

I searched for "hide projects menu" without luck - hopefully if anyone else is trying to accomplish this they'll find this response.