Is it possible with math expressions to have a result of always 2 digits?
f.e.
{{#=}}1+2{{/}} = 03 instead of just 3
{{#=}}1+10{{/}} = 11
I was trying to do a check with IF(condition,value_if_true,value_if_false) to place a "0" in front of the result when it's <10 but that didn't work out...
Hi Leos,
also noticed that limitation of DBCF, my workaround was used DBCF as dummy select list on create issue screen but transfer the value to a Jira_textfield once the issue is created. This way JIRA search would autocomplete when you search on the Jira_textfield
Regards
Hello Eric, your solution sounds interesting. Does it mean you fill one custom field with DBCF and then fill another custom field with value of the first one without admistrator intervention? What feature helps you to achieve that?
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Hi Leos, I'm also using JJUPIN a plugin from kepler maker of DBCF. A very powerful plugin makes complex workflow simple to implement. Regards,
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Try to change the field searcher. Go to the custom fields list, hover over your field, click the cog icon, choose edit and on the next sreen choose a different searcher than "Exact text" searcher.
I think you might have to re-index your instance for the change to take effect.
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Hello Blazej, it did not help. Both using with Database Free Text Searcher and Database Exact Text Searcher I have to type exact value of custom field. Nobody does not need select list with all values with this plugin? Everybody must type exact value of custom field without no help (available values)? I am really surprised.
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