Changing custom field value (radio button) according to other custom field value.

[Mobileye Atlassian Licenses]

Hi,

I have 2 custom fields:

1. scripted field that calculates some integer value.

2. Radio button with 5 options.

I want to add a behavior to the scripted field that will cause to a changing of the Radio button field. The condition should be this:

If (scripted field value <= 0 ){

Radio button option = A

}

else{

Keep the original value of the Radio button field.

}

Can anyone please assist me with this?

Thanks in Advance!

[Sammo Gabay · Accepted solution]

Using the DefaultRenderer class from the Java API worked for us. The renderer will convert macros to XML format, although anything that requires Javascript would of course not render outside of Confluence.

import com.atlassian.confluence.content.render.xhtml.DefaultRenderer;
import com.atlassian.sal.api.component.ComponentLocator;

// page is an instance of com.atlassian.confluence.core.ContentEntityObject
DefaultRenderer renderer = ComponentLocator.getComponent(DefaultRenderer);
String content = renderer.render(page)

[cloud-operations]

Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but this code doesn't render macros, it outputs them as the placeholders as you would see them in the editor.

[Sammo Gabay]

Many macros offload their loading and rendering to JavaScript and the UI so the page itself will load faster. Any content that gets rendered in the UI via AJAX/JavaScript will not appear in the XML output, so it’s not a perfect solution.

[Yusuf TAMBAG]

If anyone needs rendering html I found this method using XhtmlContent component

xhtmlContent.convertStorageToView(        page,        new DefaultConversionContext(page.toPageContext())    );

[Dar Kronenblum]

try to use page.getBodyAsString()

[Sammo Gabay]

Hi Dar,

I found that getBodyAsString() didn't fit my needs because it returns the raw, unprocessed page XML with all the macros unrendered.

[Brian Rankin]

Hi Sammo,

Can you post the Scriptrunner script that you used both to a) render and b) email the blog page? Would be great to see how it's done!

Thank you!

[Sammo Gabay]

Hi Brian, the above snippet will render the content of a page to XML (see caveat about it being imperfect). I am not exactly certain how to send an e-mail using the Confluence Java API. We are using an program called Sendy to send these newsletters out. It has a simple REST API to use.