Hi,
I try to add a custom field that is available at the ticket level to the list of fields that are available for the users of our helpdesk.
There is a predefined list (check the screenshot) and I would like to be able to update this list to add my custom field.
Could you please help me ?
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Greetings,
Elitsa
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In order to add custom fields to your requests you have to add it to the screen used by the issue type. Go to project settings > issue types and click on the screen scheme for the issue type that is associated with your request type. From here you can add fields to the screens.
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Hi,
Thank you :)
The field was added to all the Service Management screens as proposed for every issue type used for the given client project. But Iit did not changed the result.
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Ahh, you are looking in the wrong place. You do not edit the request type from the portal (from your screen shot above), you have to do that from Project settings > Request types. The portal request list will only show a subset of fields and it is not configurable.
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