In documentation of Jira 4.3 there was a hint how to customize .jsp or .vm pages based on user role or group
http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA043/Customising+interface+based+on+user%27s+role
I didn't find this in Jira 5.
How can I do this in Jira 5?
Thanks.
Michael
This one wasn't deprecated in JIRA 4.4, so it should work
$jiraUserUtils.getGroupNamesForUser($authcontext.getLoggedInUser()).contains("jira-administrators");
Would I have to put the jiraUserUtils into the context myself? Or is that already taken care of?
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Hello,
Dieters code above:
$jiraUserUtils.getGroupNamesForUser($authcontext.getLoggedInUser()).contains("jira-administrators");
will work with a small modification.
Instead of
$authcontext.getLoggedInUser()
you will have to use
$authcontext.getLoggedInUser().getName()
This is because the getGroupNamesForUser method wants the username rather than the user object.
So the working code should look like:
$jiraUserUtils.getGroupNamesForUser($authcontext.getLoggedInUser().getName()).contains("jira-administrators")
Best Regards,
Rickard Johansson
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