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I have gone through a lot of similar questions but not sure if i really understand . My company would not allow to add a plugin or create a user macro.
I am looking for simple steps if someone can point me to how to get started in creating a form where the business could give the minimal details for Intake of projects.
I have tried the template method but it only allows be to create the page but not the jira issue also the dynamic page title using the variables not sure how to achieve that.
version in 6..2.3 of confluence server
Take a look at https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/using-the-issue-collector-938847338.html
This is the only option you have knowing your boundaries and restrictions
Thank you, unfortunately I don't have confluence admin rights to enable this. I have raised a request let's see if I can create this and try.
The idea what I had was could I create a HTML form in confluence page and make a rest API call to JIRA to create the issues?
Are there any tutorials to follow for this?
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Do you have an HTML macro enabled in your Confluence? Then it is just a matter of writing your HTML form and JS handling the form's submission
https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/REST/8.14.1/#api/2/issue-createIssue
https://developer.atlassian.com/server/jira/platform/jira-rest-api-examples/
You will need to figure out the "authentication" between your Confluence and Jira, of course...
The easiest way (without extra development and installing external plugins) is to use issue collector (as mentioned earlier)
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Since I had to create an epic I am unable to use the issuecollector due to the epicname.field
I created a form thouhh.still figuring out the JS call. I had created a confluence page to load jira details.in a table but that was GET method.
I wonder if I could use the similar auth logic for submit button on form submission.
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Thank you Alex , I was able to use the html macro and jira rest API to create a form and create issues.
I had used the Get api in the earlier version of confluence using the UUID and fetching the jira details through jql.
This seems to have been deprecated in 8.4 version.
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@Alex Medved _ConfiForms_ I had a question on the GET results using the JQL
I am trying the <Confluence URL>/plugins/servlet/applinks/proxy?appId=<UUID>&path=<JIRA URL>/rest/api/2/search/jql=<YOUR_JQL>
with all the JQL being URL encoded and all i get a 500 error.
For my post the URL i used was
<Confluence-URL>/rest/jira-integration/1.0/issues?applicationId=<id>
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Hard to tell, but your server logs should show the details... Not sure though if it is on Jira or still on Confluence side...
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@Alex Medved _ConfiForms_ I was able to retreive the data , the JIR URL should not be encoded and it worked.
Could you help me understand how is confiforms different from the Jira service desk?
I made a request to my company to add the plugin but they want me to use the service desk
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Hi
Good question. Simply answer - ConfiForms is not a competitor to JSD. It is not a ticketing service, but it could be used as a front-end for one and as an intake form to create Jira issues. Just a single use case that it covers
But it is not a ticketing system and should not be used as one - Jira is what you need to use (or JSD)
ConfiForms is really something else - see https://confiforms.com/#usecaces-and-scenarios
Customers use it for content creation, project management within Confluence, employee on-boarding, feedback forms and surveys. Votings and things a like.
ConfiForms enables more structured collaboration within Confluence and brings a bit more order into the "wiki".
Hope it explains
Alex
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@Alex Medved _ConfiForms_ I am on confluence 6.4 . I would need to access jira using the application link and fetch jira details.
I don't see the below rest service in the list of private APIs for Confluence
URL>/plugins/servlet/applinks/proxy?appId=<UUID>&path=<JIRA URL>/rest/api/2/search/jql=<YOUR_JQL>
I don't see any api documentation for these private services :-(
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I dont know about this method... but what I can say is that your Confluence is very outdated - see https://confluence.atlassian.com/support/atlassian-support-end-of-life-policy-201851003.html
The oldest they support is 6.13 at the time of writing this...
Even if there is a method like you say - it may be it was introduced a much later on or maybe not. I am just unfamiliar with this method of querying Jira from Confluence
Alex
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Yeah sorry I am using 6.13 version but what would be the right way of getting issue details from.confleunce using the rest API?
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