I have created a notification rule to fire an email when mark done. I used syntax on my rules and it is erroring out stating the field is not populated when it is.
Hello @Kimberly Kriegler
I suppose you need to send a email to a user in a custom field "Email for Notification"
Can you try with this smart value ? {{issue.Email for Notification.emailAddress}}
Yes, I did in the screen shot above I have it in the "To" field
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In your screenshot, I see a "space between email and address" that's why I suggested you remove that space.
I have already tried either via smart value or via the list in user picker.
If it doesn't work, maybe this field is not of the type multiple user picker.
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Ok, thank you for the clarification and I amended the smart value and removed the space. The field "Email for Notification" is multiple entry field. Now it states does not match the condition "Condition". I am trying to have the notification go to the email addresses in this field. The condition is to look to see if there is email address(s) there. I also tried inputting the same as you show above however Email for Notification on its own is not recognize as a field to grab the data. the custom field I am using is a multi text box. The emails needs to go to people outside of the JIRA license people
There are email address(s) there so not sure why the condition is failing :(
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I think the issue is your field "Email for Notification" is not a field type multiple user picker
So for a free tex multiligne, you can using this syntax
{issue.Email for Notification}}
in condition that have only one value
I suggest to using a field type User Picker (multiple users)
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Thanks again for your response, the field is set for multiple users however when inserting your suggested {issue.Email for Notification}} I get an error
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@Kimberly Kriegler Is missing a { from the smart value, it shoul be
{{issue.Email for Notification}}
Just confirme , your field "Email for Notification" is a field text or user picker ?
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Here is a exemple
Top : text field
Bottom : User Picker
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Holy Happy Friday the dbl {{ }} worked. Thank you so much for guiding me through this the entire week :)
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