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?
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;
{code}return "<a href=\"http://..."+issue.get(...)+"\">see details</a>"{code}
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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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Your formulas are not visible. You need to use code blocks (last icon to the right) to paste your snippets.
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Hi, I'm having the same problem as Tim Thompson, does someone has the solution?
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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.
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It works!
My formula:
<!-- @@Formula:
return "<a href=\"https://..." + issue.get("issuekey") +"..."+"\">see details</a>"
-->
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