Hi,
Using JIRA 7.1.7 server + Xporter for JIRA 4.3.0.
Is anyone able to use a variable in both the title and href of a hyperlink?
I have the following snippets in my Word document:
${set(statuslist,"status IN (Open, 'In Progress', Testing)")}
which prints just fine when I write ${statuslist}
.
When I substitute this into a hyperlink, one works fine:
@{title=link to JIRA|href=${BaseURL}/issues/?jql=${statuslist} AND project = TASK AND issuetype = Task}
and
@{title=${jqlcount:${statuslist} AND project = TASK AND issuetype = Task}|href=${BaseURL}/issues/?jql=project = TASK AND issuetype = Task}
When I attempt to substitute it twice with:
@{title=${jqlcount:${statuslist} AND project = TASK AND issuetype = Task}|href=${BaseURL}/issues/?jql=${statuslist} AND project = TASK AND issuetype = Task}
then ${BaseURL} appears not to substitute and it becomes a local link.
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Has anyone been able to use a variable in both the title and href of a hyperlink?
Hi @Jimmy Van,
Try to use this:
${set(myJqlCount,"${jqlcount:${statuslist} AND project = TASK AND issuetype = Task}")} @{title=${myJqlCount}|href=${BaseURL}/issues/?jql=project = TASK AND issuetype = Task}
I hope this will help you.
Cheers,
Rui Rodrigues.
Thanks Rui I tried:
${set(myJqlCount2,"${jqlcount:${statuslist} AND project = TASK AND issuetype = Task}")} @{title=${myJqlCount2}|href=${BaseURL}/issues/?jql=${statuslist} AND project = TASK AND issuetype = Task}
with the ${var} in the href, and that seemed to work.
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Great.
Cheers.
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