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Hello,
I am creating a page with fields in Confluence. I have an input field name JIRA key. This field will be used to locate a JIRA issue. The field following this field is "JIRA Reporter". I want this field to auto-populate with the name of the reporter once the user enters a value for the JIRA Key field. So basically want to reference the reporter name in a Confluence field. Please assist.
You could add a jira macro using the table display option, remove all of the fields you don't want and then use this as your query string: "key=FLP-108". Would that work?
I am not sure if that would work in terms of how I am trying to use it. So I am wanting my "Reporter name" field to auto populate with the name of the Reporter from the Jira issue. I want this happen once I enter the Jira issue number in the "Jira Key" field on my form. Let me know if my question makes sense
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Also i want it to auto populate before i submit the form. So as soon as i enter the Jira issue number, I want the Reporter name to be filled. Then i hit submit after.
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What form are you talking about? What form are you submitting and how is it built?
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So basically here are the two fields. I want the "Jira Key Reporter" to auto populate with the reporters name when the user enters the "JIRA Key"
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This looks like a ConfiForms form from the screenshot. Is that a correct assumption?
If yes then you can use a ConfiForms Field Definition Rules macro and set the value to reporter field directly from a selected Jira issue
We show the idea here https://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/Accessing+Jira+issue+fields+directly+from+ConfiForms+using+Jira+issue+field
But what I mean is that you can do it via ConfiForms Field Definition Rules "set value" action (set it to track your "Jira Key" field)
Alex
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We seems to have a bug in ConfiForms Jira field here, as it doe snot seems to fire an event that the value has been changed (when you select a Jira issue) and therefore the rule does not get called.
It is fixed now in https://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/Release+Notes#ReleaseNotes-Version2.16.7
The configuration to do what you are trying to do will be something like: http://recordit.co/rU6vjdSFUb
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