MISC Custom Fields: Calculated text field

Stas December 16, 2014

Hi! I'm using JIRA 6.2.5

 

I'm trying to use formula, that makes url:

<!-- @@Formula: "http://mysite.ru/packet/view/" + issue.get("customfield_11019")
-->

but i've got 2 problems

1) url is not active (cant tap on it)

2) if customfield 11019 is empty - i get this http://mysite.ru/packet/view/null (i dont need any value if empty)

what i'm doing wrong?

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David _old account_
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December 17, 2014

1) you might try to return a valid html link (<a href=...)

2) you need to test your custom field value against null and return null then:

if (issue.get("customfield_11019") == null) return null;

 

Stas December 17, 2014

1) i dont know where to put it in formula(( 2) works! thanks!!!

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December 17, 2014

{code}return "<a href=\"http://..."+issue.get(...)+"\">see details</a>"{code}

Stas December 17, 2014

not working. maybe i'm doing it wrong

Stas December 17, 2014

O!!! I got it!!! thanks!!!!! works Great!!

Dominic Baldin September 1, 2015

Can you share where you placed this in your formula?

Dominic Baldin September 1, 2015

Actually your entire formula would be very helpful.

Tim Thompson June 2, 2016

Help - trying the same thing.

THIS WORKS:


<!-- @@Formula:
return "https://collaborate.mysite.com/display/EETSTSS/"+issue.get("customfield_14729");
-->

but, of course, is displayed as text and not a linkable URL

THIS DOESN'T WORK:

<!-- @@Formula:
return "<a href='https://collaborate.mysite.com/display/EETSTSS/"+issue.get(customfield_14729)+"'>Link here</a>";
-->

Nothing is displayed. (I tried \" characters instead of ' too).

I must be blind.... what am I doing wrong?

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June 2, 2016

Your formulas are not visible. You need to use code blocks (last icon to the right) to paste your snippets.

christine matt September 19, 2017

Hi, I'm having the same problem as Tim Thompson, does someone has the solution?

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September 19, 2017

Actually, this will not be possible until https://innovalog.atlassian.net/browse/JMCF-209 is resolved (in the upcoming JMCF 2.0). This is a limitation of Jira.

christine matt September 25, 2017

It works!
My formula:

<!-- @@Formula:
return "<a href=\"https://..." + issue.get("issuekey") +"..."+"\">see details</a>"
-->

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