Due time as custom filed

Praveen Ramapuram June 18, 2016

Hi,

I am creating a JIRA project where the users raising the issues can select the due date and due time

Due Date and time – here mean, the user can select by what time and date the ticket has to be resolved ...

can anyone please suggest how can I incorporate this feature 

thanks

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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June 18, 2016

Create a custom field for due date/time - the system one is just a date.

Praveen Ramapuram June 18, 2016

Thanks for the reply

i was not seeing a field for time

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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June 18, 2016

There isn't one, you need to add a date/time field.

Praveen Ramapuram June 19, 2016

How to add time field, can you please point me to instructions page

Thanks for the help

Praveen Ramapuram June 19, 2016

Thanks, I could create a  time field,

Now the Time file is a drop down list, where the user can select a time

Now, Based on the component type, can i disable some time values ?

More details : Say, My component type is "Taxi Request", JIRA should allow user to select a time only after Current time + 3 hours , all the other times in drop down list are disabled ?

How can i achieve this 

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June 19, 2016

So not a time field, but a select list?

You'll need some code to link the fields together like that.  It's usually utterly vile to try to do it by hand with javascript, but the Behaviours functions in the Script Runner add-on does that sort of thing very well.

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