I have created a custom text field (ready only) under Administration --> Issues --> Custom Fields.
How do I add this to the issue page for one project? It does not need to appear on the Create Issue page (it can if necessary) but it does need to appear when viewing & editing an issue.
You may specify on which screens the custom fields appear on the issues:
The field appears on the issue screen for new issues but not issues that were already created. How can I add the field to current issues without going to Admin > Add Field for all issues?
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On my test instance the fields do appear on existing tickets that were created before the custom fields were applied. I wonder what we are doing differently?
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They're trying to find empty fields on the view screen I'd suspect.
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That is correct. Once a value other than "none" has been selected for the field, it appeared on the view screen.
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Sorry, but there's no way around it around it. I would NOT suggest adding default values like "N/A" or "Empty", it defeats the "field is EMPTY" JQL searches that prove useful.
If you really, really need this, you can customize JIRA Server. You cannot customize JIRA Cloud, so I have no suggestions.
You should take the source code of the Custom Fields that exist and modify their templates. Their VIEW template performs something like this:
#if($field.value) <input type='text' value='$field.value' /> #end
Effectively, they currently check to see if the field has a value before rendering. You should disable that IF check. You may need to adjust other things but this is likely the simple, scrapy solution.
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I don't know how to get the value to appear in an email. You will probably get a quicker answer by posting a new question.
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