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Apr 19, 2022

Hello Community.

 

I have made a web panel that i need to show via fragments only in the "Portals" page in JSM.

Only in this page: https://myjira/servicedesk/customer/portals

 

I found a condition which is almost ok:

 

!binding.variables.get("portal") && !binding.variables.get("request")

Unfortunately, this is not working all the time.

In some cases, my panel appears also in other pages.

 

So I was thinking: what about setting a condition with the URL?

If URL =  myjira/servicedesk/customer/portals then show fragment.

 

Unfortunately I have not found a way to do this so far, despite going through groovy documentation and trying.

 

Anyone did this already and knows how to?

 

 

 

 

 

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Peter-Dave Sheehan
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Apr 22, 2022

You should be able to access to URL with

jiraHelper.request.requestURI

Thank you Peter! I was also in contact with some other expert from Adaptavist and they suggested a similar solution but still we were not able to implement it.

However we found a cool workaround with a little piece of JavaScript .

I will accept your answer because also according Adaptavist it works, even if I was not able to apply it to my particular situation. Thanks a lot for your time! 

 

Mirco

I added a css class to my root html tag , say "test"

I added 2 more fragments "servicedesk.portal.footer.create_request" and "servicedesk.portal.footer.portal." where I set a the css class "test" to "display:none"

That did the trick!

the "binding" solution provide earlier did not work consistently either.


fyi: "jiraHelper" is not recognized in the conditions

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