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Hi, I'd like to be able to insert/edit a link to a 'free text' single line custom field I have created.
I've googled and it looks like I need to enable wiki-markup but I don't seem to be able to find the setting. Maybe not supported in jira cloud??
Hi Paul,
Setting the renderer for wiki-markup is done in the Field Configuration.
Go to Settings (gear icon) > Issues > Field Configurations
Find the field configuration used by your project and select it.
Then find your text field and click the Renderers option on the far right.
Thanks John, I followed your super clear instructions and have set the 'scope' single line text field to have the wiki rendered.
I was expecting to see the options for inserting a link though when I go to the scope field on my screen though... does it not work for single line text fields?
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I would be happy to be able to just put this in and manually create the link, like I used to in Jira Server....
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Good question - I have not tried that for those fields. See if the document helps you any: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/configure-renderers/
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Thanks for the info.
So, here is the thing... I have made the changes to the 'Scope' custom field. I didn't think it worked yesterday, as I was just trying to edit an existing issue which had the field visible.
I have realised today that if I create a new issue in the project, I can indeed see that the wiki rendering is working. But ONLY when creating the issue.
So this when creating...
But once created and I want to edit the value.... no wiki formatting options
Any ideas?
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I don't know more than what is in the document above. It might be time to submit a support ticket.
Are you Cloud or Server?
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I submitted a ticket and there is a now a bug 'in progress' to resolve it.
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