Hi,
Within the JIRA's URL, is there anyway to pass a parameter and value to the URL so that it fills in a field?
My end goal is that when someone creates a JIRA, the "Labels" is already filled in.
We have multiple departments using the same JIRA instance. If we can have the label auto-filled, then it's easy to sort out who can handle the JIRA. Users are usually fairly lazy in filling out everything.
Right now we have
https://<our compnay url>/secure/CreateIssue.jspa?pid=14205&issuetype=3 , which auto selects the project and the issue type. I really would like to fill in more fields.
When viewing he page source, I can find this
<div class="field-group aui-field-labelpicker" >
<label for="labels">Labels</label>
<fieldset class="hidden labelpicker-params">
<input type="hidden" title="id" value="labels">
</fieldset>
<div class="ajs-multi-select-placeholder textarea long-field"></div>
<select class="multi-select long-field hidden edit-labels-inline" id="labels" multiple="multiple" name="labels">
</select>
<div class="description">Begin typing to find and create labels or press down to select a suggested label.</div>
</div>
The Name of the labels is definitely labels, so I don't know what else is required to reference it.
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oh ok, worked for me though..
you have the Field Labels in your create issue screen?
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hi,
just add &labels=yourtext
i.e.
https://<our compnay url>/secure/CreateIssue.jspa?pid=14205&issuetype=3&labels=New
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