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Hi, I'm developing bamboo plugin.
So, I add web item in global header. So that I wrote the code like this in atlassian-plugins.xml
<web-item key="user-access-log-view" section="header.global.primary">
<label key="Access log" />
<link>/plugins/servlet/accesslog/view</link>
</web-item>
But, it doesn't not work. (header.global.primary/build.menu/build.main work!!)
Can't the Bamboo make a new button in global header?
Answer me.
Thank you.
Hi,
A few things which might help:
- generally get better answers to development queries over in https://community.developer.atlassian.com/c/bamboo-development
- If you didn't already know, you can use the Web Fragment FInder plugin in development environments to find all web item locations.
To answer your actual question:
"header.global.primary" works for me.
The following code (generated by web fragment finder)
<web-item key="web-item-example" name="My Web Item" section="header.global.primary" weight="200"><description key="my-web-item-desc">General description</description><label key="my-web-item-label" /><link linkId="my-web-item-link">/my-web-item</link></web-item>
Shows the following web item:
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@Pradeep AThis goes into the atlassian-plugin.xml file. You can read more about it here
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@Pradeep AThis question was about add a header item into a custom Bamboo app. If that it indeed what you are looking for, you can get started here.
In general, if the question is a development one - it will be better answered in community.developer.atlassian.com.
Otherwise, if you question is actually about Jira - it may be worth having another search or asking a separate question.
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