How do I implement view that shows user tasks list?

[Vadim]

I'm beginner on this and I don't know how do it :'((

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

• Use the "assigned to me" gadget on a dashboard (it's usually on the system default one that people use when they first log in)
• Get the users to use "issue search", and "assignee = currentUser()"
• Get the users who are interested in single projects to use the project issue summaries.
• Similarly, if they're using boards, there's a handy default "show me only stuff assigned to me" quick filter.

To be clear, Jira does not do "views".  It offers users many ways to get to their data, and does not rely on having one person have to spoon-feed things to them.  Show them search, boards, dashboards and project views, which allow them to do all their issue related activities, in different ways.

I'd also say "do not allow delete" - forums for Jira are littered with people suffering the pain of deleting the wrong thing.  You should enable them to "close" issues easily if they don't need them, not delete.

[Vadim]

[Vadim]

it is necessary that it was so

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

That could be done from the issue navigator's "bulk edit" function (if you do the bad thing of letting them delete)

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Please, tell them that deletion is a stupid thing to do in Jira.

Then, at least, when they do the stupid thing, you can tell them not to try to waste your time "getting it back", it's their own fault and they should have listened.

[Vadim]

How can I do that?  Maybe you have some link where I can read about this?

[Vadim]

it's test task for me) but I don't know how to do that...

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

https://confluence.atlassian.com/jiracoreserver073/editing-multiple-issues-at-the-same-time-861257342.html shows the options for bulk edit.  They've not changed much across the various version 7 releases, or with the three Jira applications.

[Vadim]

How can I add "delete button" and "checkbox" in jira how shown above?

[Vadim]

I mean, what should I write in code? or which code?

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

You will need to write an add-on to provide a whole new set of screens to repeat the functionality available with bulk-edit.

This is "re-inventing the wheel".  Please go back to your users and tell them "Jira already does all of this, but it's in a slightly different format to what you are asking for".  IF they insist on going this way, then you should ask them for a decent amount of money to pay for your development time.