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Hello Community,
How can i do this one with script runner or any other way.
Scenario:
I have text custom field "project" and it has string limit of 16 characters or less(Done with script runner behaviors). When the user enter the input with any spaces eg: "project name" then its should throw an error for the space in the text field.
The final input should be only once character not two. eg : "projectname".
Hi @niranjan ,
You can use this snippet :
def textField = getFieldById("customfield_11000")
def textFieldValue = textField.getValue()
if (textFieldValue.contains(" ")){
textField.setError("this field can not contain spaces.")
}
else {
textField.clearError()
}
Antoine
Hi @Antoine Berry Thank you for the script. Should i use the behaviors to execute this script or any other option.
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You can save as is, the script since the getValue() method will return a string, you can use contains().
Yes behaviours is the right option, make sure you have updated the field id or use
getFieldById(getFieldChanged())
instead.
Antoine
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Just adding to this, I used the script below to see if Summary field has spaces. (Summary is not a custom field and answer above was not working for me). Returns true/false for Simple Scripted Validator. Note the exclamation point in front.
import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor
import com.atlassian.jira.config.IssueTypeManager
!issue.summary.contains(" ")
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