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Hi all,
Just gettig into using the formula colum in JIRA strucure and trying to generate a a reference hyperlink using the content of a custom field.
Custom field has 12345 as a string.
Base url is http://domain.application.com/item/
Trying create a reference link that acheives the following colum 12345 which is a link to Base url + Custom field.
I have followed the atlassian wiki markup format "[string|url]" but the format is incorrect and returns ???
Any pointers would be much appreciated.
Hi @pritchsc ,
David from ALM Works here. Just wanted to follow up here with my response to the other post.
For your scenario, we could use something like:
concat(URL;appID)
If there's no appID in a field, the formula will just return the base URL. To avoid this, you could incorporate an IF statement like this:
IF(appID,concat(URL;appID))
In this way, it will only show a value if there is an appID present.
Please give them a try and let me know if it helps!
Best Regards,
David Niro
www.almworks.com
Hi David,
Thanks for the information - much appreicated. Almost there with the config.
I now see the url correctly displayed, but would like to make the url hyperlink have a the appID as the reference that is displayed, which when clicked would direct the user to the url issue.
I read that this could be acheived using some notation like [Atlassian|http://atlassian.com], but have not managed to make this work using a reference to a custom field. Is that possible?
Was thinking this might look like:
IF(appID,[concat("appID:"; appID)|concat("https://application.domain.com/#/items/";appID))
Thanks, Scott.
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Hello Scott,
You are very welcome!
Please let me know if the formula below works for you.
IF(appid,concat("[";appid;"|";"baseurl";appid;"]"))
I look forward to your feedback!
Best Regards,
David Niro
www.almworks.com
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Hi David,
Worked perfectly! Thanks for your support and sharing your valuable time, although a small deal, it was something that I was sure the product could support.
Great product!
Regards,
Scott.
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