I have a custom screen which shows up on a Workflow Transition. I want to display some information like a description for the screen, but I am not able to do so.
The top heading on the screen which shows up is the Transition name.
I tried adding a readonly text field on that screen with some content but that doesnt show up either.
Hi,
Nop, read-only custom fields will not be poped up in edit/transition screens.
Why don't you try adding message custom field ?
Please refer the document here
Thanks, Vishnu.
Thanks, I am able to add a message custom field after installing JIRA toolkit plugin. However for some reason I cant seem to get the markup working in the message , the markup shows up as text !
{panel:bgColor=#EAECFF} my message {panel}
I am using JIRA 6.3.9
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Can you check which Renderer is selected for this custom field ? You would see this in field configuration. Should be set to "Wiki style renderer " .
Ref:- https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver071/configuring-renderers-802592570.html
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I checked in the field configuration but there was no option of changing the renderer for this.
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<b>text</b> works... but the below code doesnt
{panel:bgColor=#EAECFF} text {panel} doesnt. Maybe I am missing something ?
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Hi @Komail Badami,
i found the solution :-)
I had the same problem as you, the code below doesn't works.
{panel:bgColor=#EAECFF} text {panel}
Then I tested your example with <b>, it also works fine.
Then I thought and found the solution.
<b> is HTML code and not a wiki markup.
So i try the following:
<div style="background-color:powderblue;">
<h1>This is a heading</h1>
<p>This is a paragraph.</p>
</div>
Thats fine and works for our system.
regards, Alex
P.S.: fun fact - if you replace "div" by "body", then for the moment the background of your complete JIRA is changed ;-)
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How can we add static note in screen?
Corporation is not ok to have jira-toolkit so,message type custom field is not valid for me.
Is there another way to simply show static message on the top of screen?
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This solution works for the Server version. Can you suggest a similar solution for the Cloud version?
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I found an awkward solution - added a select field with Yes/No options, and added the message in the description.
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found this little golden information 3 years later. I implemented it differently by a checkbox with many options for links to other documents and each informational point
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