Hi, Community,
in my Jira plugin, I have created a servlet module that renders a Velocity file.
the problem is that internationalization doesn't work only in this file which is rendered by servlet, however, it works the rest of velocity files created by other modules.
when I have for example:
<h1>$i18n.getText("key. Title")</h1>
it renders ' $i18n.getText("key.title") ' in the interface.
I added my velocity file in atlassian.plugin.xml like that:
<web-resource name="gedSearcher" i18n-name-key="ged-searcher.name" key="ged-searcher">
<description key="ged-searcher.description">The gedSearcher Plugin</description>
<resource name="ged searcher" type="velocity" location="templates/GEDSearcher.vm"/>
</web-resource>
but it still doesn't work, could anyone help me please to solve this problem!
Hi Gavin,
Remove that user from ALL groups.
Also, verify if for some reason this user is in the 'JIRA User' Global Permission. Then, remove him/her from that too.
Please let us know how that works out.
Cheers!
Hi Elisa,
The user is not in any groups, and I've checked the global permission and the user isn't in that either. It looks like all 'users' that I have created are able to log in, despite them not belonging to a single group, and not counting towards my license.
Cheers
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Do you happen to have the anonymous login (https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/AOD/Managing+anonymous+access) activated?
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I agree with Davy, this should have relinquished their ability to see an actual dashboard, but only a "login" page. If you can still actually see a dashboard, I would contact Support and make sure you send them a screenshot.
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Hi Gavin,
Removing JIRA Application access for that user in the User Management will prevent the user from logging in.
Best Regards,
Ryans
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Hi Thanks Ryan, I've done that but they are still able to log in and see the dashboard
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