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When transitioning an issue to "On Hold" status I have a custom screen with the following fields:
Was there a delay - this is a checkbox with option "Yes"
Length of delay - this is a number field
Cause of delay - free text field
What I want to do with Behaviors is:
When the screen is displayed on transition:
I want to only show field "Was there a delay"
if the box is then checked (Yes is selected) I want to show the other two fields (Length of delay and Cause of delay)
I tried this in Behaviors but it does not work.
def cfDelayDays = getFieldById("customfield_14611")
def cfWasDelayed = getFieldById(getFieldChanged())
def selectedOption = cfWasDelayed.getValue() as String
def isYesSelected = selectedOption == "Yes"
cfDelayDays.setHidden(! isYesSelected)
cfDelayDays.setRequired(isYesSelected)
For Behavior setup I have the project selected
Condition is for Workflow step On Hold
And then the server side script
So either my script is wrong or this cannot be done on a transition screen. Can anyone help?
Hi @Peter Garncarek,
The script looks good, but it's also worth to give a try like below
Remove the condition from configuration and add the same in script instead
so the code would be
if (getFieldScreen().name == "On Hold transition Screen Name") {
// your actual code
}
BR,
Leo
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