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I have set up an Customer Portal form for certain Request Type but it has wrong issue type (change) value. Since issue type can't be edited in already used Request Type, then I want to create new one with another issue type (Service Request) and disable or delete the old one.
I have several documents, that has the old Customer Portal link. Can I redirect the wrong URL to the new one so I wouldn't have to edit documents manually? Is there any way to do it without plugins?
As saide by @Alex Koxaras _Relational_ this option is not available in Cloud
In case of DC, you would have an option to redirect the URL through proxy redirect option
Thanks,
Pramodh
Can't really see the reason to do that, since the customer portal is on a specific address e.g.:
https://yourdomain.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/portal_number
But what you want to do is to provide to your customer the new Request Type link e.g.:
Correct? If that is the case, I think that it's not possible on Jira Cloud. You would have that option on Jira Server/DC, since the instance is hosted on own servers.
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Hi @Alex Koxaras _Relational_ :
Thanks for the update. Can you kindly assist here, is there any plugins available currently in JIRA Cloud to implement the same?
As I am new on this.
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