I'm using this as a guide:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/creating-issues-via-direct-html-links-159474.html
But can not get the customfield_XXXXX to work; the resulting "Epic Link" field on the page always remains blank.
I've examined the source of my HTML, and found XXXXX to be 10008, so I'm using the following:
/CreateIssue.jspa?pid=10000&issuetype=10001&customfield_10008=<value from my drop down>
The first two values are pre-populating the page fine, but the Epic Link field still remains unselected. Perhaps I'm using the wrong 'value'? How do I know what to use for this value?
I would manually set the value on a ticket, then look at the change history and pull the ID from there.
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I went to a couple tickets which had this in their change history, and found a couple IDs:
SIO-7 [ 10006 ]
SIO-4 [ 10003 ]
And tried modifying my post:
&customfield_10008=10006
&customfield_10008=10003
But neither caused the page to auto-populate those values. Instead, I still have an empty value in the Epic Link field.
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The format is "key:WBD-1"
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So I should not use the '&customfield_10008' and instead use:
&'customfield_10008:SIO-7' ?
This did not work either.
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/CreateIssue.jspa?pid=10000&issuetype=10001&customfield_10008=key:SIO-7
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Just tried:
?pid=10000&issuetype=10001&customfield_10008=key:SIO-7
But still no value. I also tried SIO-4, which is another valid value, but no value pre-populated the drop down.
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Hmm you're right, I tried it and I can't get the field to populate. I was just looking at the data format in which the value was being posted during issue creation or update.
You may need to use something a bit trickier like setting the value in a label and having an automation task fix it for you.
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