@Nic Brough,
Thank you for looking it for me. I want to put logic to display different fields based on the role of the login user. For example, I would like to display fieldx for Project Role1, displaying fieldy for Project Role 2.
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Sorry, you've effectively said "user's project role belongs to role". It always does, they're the same thing.
Could you explain what you're looking for? I don't understand what you're asking for here.
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Thank you for looking it for me. I want to put logic to display different fields based on the role of the login user. For example, I would like to display fieldx for Project Role1, displaying fieldy for Project Role 2.
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Ah, ok, you hadn't mentioned fields before. This makes sense. Jira does not do field level security. See https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRA-1330 for the discussion, workarounds and reasons Atlassian won't be doing it. Although to save you some reading, the answers are broadly: - writing fields that can do it - botching it badly with javascript - using the field security addon from Quisapps - partial (but often good enough) implementations with the Jira Script Runner addon
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