Hello,
Is there a way to customize the display of custom fields in terms of specific jira group?
For example, what I would like to achieve is: Field "A" appears in the screen "Create new issue" for particular jira group, but it has to be hidden for users that aren't in that group?
Could you please tell me how to accomplish this?
Regards,
Dylan
Hi Gabriel,
yes, this is indeed compatible with JIRA 5.1. You might need to tweak the script a bit in order to apply to your fields and users.
Cheers, David
Hi Gabriel,
Installation (of the Plugin) is easy, you can just download it from the Atlassian Marketplace (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/de.communardo.atlassian.plugins.cute).
A basic outline on how to activate extension can be found here: https://support.communardo.de/display/cute/Administrator+Guide#AdministratorGuideRelease0.9and1.0-Theming
If you'r still having troubles please feel free to just contact our support: https://support.communardo.de/display/cute/Support+Center
Cheers, David
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Hello,
as we moved our documentation the Administrator's guide can be found here now.
If you have further questions or support requests you can always contact our support.
Kind regards
Franz
Communardo Support
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How about this? https://plugins.atlassian.com/plugin/details/23216
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For info on why Atlassian doesn't do it, and hence why the plugin was written, see https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/jra-1330
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Hi Dylan,
You can use JJupin Live Fields feature to hide some customfields based on some particular conditions. userInRole and userInGroup routines will help you in your case.
Additional info: http://confluence.kepler-rominfo.com/display/JJUPIN/Live+Fields
Best regards,
Silviu
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@ Simon unfortunately this is not available on OnDemand due to technichal limitations of the plattform and the architecture of the plugin.
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guys, if anyone is still looking for a solution: we described a pretty low level (i.e. soft-hiding, on the client side) approach to this issue here. Please feel free to look onto this and come back at me in any case of questions.
Disclaimer: this solution requires a small plugin of which we are the developers. Better be honest upfront ;)
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Hi All,
I have tried the method which Vasily Ivanov provided in our Jira system with version Atlassian JIRA (v4.1.1#522), but it does not work. Could you please point out the reason to me? And whether it is due to the low Jira version?
Thanks & Regards,
Maggie
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Hi
Is it safe to use this JQuery technique in JIRA5
Thanks
Abe
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You can use jquery and hide fields after validation:
#if ($authcontext.user.inGroup('jira-hideto-group')) <script language="JavaScript"> jQuery('#customfield_10000').parent().hide(); </script> #end
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