Hi,
On Issue creation, I have a Cascading Select custom field that has a set of Values.
I am trying to run a script where if the 1st drop down has "Paypal" selected, another customfield called "PayPal Payee" should be shown.
If "Paypal" is not selected, the field should remain hiddem
After I created the script below, when selecting "Paypal", the fields still remains hidden
I cannot understand what I am doing wrong.
Can someone please help me solve this issue?
Hi Jason,
When creating a behaviour, the behaviour should be attached to the field that you want to track or check values from. In your case, you should put this behaviour on the Cascading Select custom field.
Your script isn't far off, but there's some things you need to change. First, Cascading Select Lists return a list of values whenever you call getValue() on the field. Example: ['Parent Option', 'Child Option']
So if you want to check the first dropdown, you'll need to access the first value of the list.
def cascadingField = getFieldById(getFieldChanged())
def cascadingValues = cascadingField.getValue()
def PaypalPayee = getFieldById("customfield_11906")
PaypalPayee.setHidden(true)
if (cascadingValues[0] == "Paypal") {
PaypalPayee.setHidden(false)
}
Jason,
The static type checker is not always accurate. The behaviour should work regardless of the error. Try to use it. It worked for me.
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Hi Joshua,
Unfortunately, it's not working.
When I open the create issue screen, "Paypal Payee Name" is still shown even if payment type has "None" selected.
I would like this to show only if "Paypal" is selected.
Any other ways I could achieve this?
Thanks,
Jason
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Jason,
It looks like you changed the script that I gave you? You have this in your screenshot:
if (PaymentType[0] == "Paypal")
when it should be this
if (cascadingValues[0] == "Paypal")
That's probably why you're getting that static type checking error, because you're trying to access an index of the object instead of the object's values.
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Glad to hear Jason! :)
If you wouldn't mind, please accept my answer as the accepted answer so that others in the community can see the answer more easily.
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Hi, I'm dealing with same issue.
Code is completely the same.. What am I doing wrong? Can someone please answer. I would relay appreciate it. Can this be done in different way?
I new to scriptRunner and groovy.
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