Hello,
I tried reading the other forums, but I am unable to have my ConfiForm create a Jira ticket when the form is submitted. I am using the fields below in the IFTTT macro to create a Jira issue:
{ "fields": { "project": {"key": "JiraBoardKey"}, "issuetype": {"name": "Task"}, "description" : "[entry.FieldName]", "priority" : {"name": "[entry.FieldName]"}, } } |
Please advise if I am missing something to complete this integration. I have updated the FieldName in my actual form.
I am also getting the following error when I test the form, but I do still see the request being logged. What could be causing this?
Error:
Hi @Jay
Start with a https://wiki.vertuna.com/spaces/CONFIFORMS/pages/1212664/Creating+Jira+issue+from+Confluence+with+ConfiForms, it is a good starting point in this complex area
ConfiForms offers a JiraHelper that will create a backbone for your mapping
This way it would be easier to have the fields between ConfiForms and Jira mapped easier
From the mapping I see I can spot few errors:
Alex
Hi Alex,
I was able to accomplish the Jira ticket being created when the form is submitted and rectify the error, but I am unable to have the Jira key that gets created for each submission be emailed to the user. I have created an IFTTT rule to send the email, but when I test the form, the email I receive says "Your Jira ID is Jira Key: [JiraKey]. "
Do I need a ConfiForms Field Definition in the form for this? I currently have an IFTTT rule to create the Jira issue and an integration rules. I read through several of the other posted questions circling around a similar issue, but with not much luck. Can you advise what needs to be called in the email body so the key is recognized and emailed to the user? Earlier I was using [entry.autoID] for the Autonumber field which worked great.
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Do you save back the issue key? (an example)
Probably you should, into some hidden field which you can then access via [entry.field_name] or ConfiForms Field macro
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