Running JSM on a DC license, I have the system field 'Description' and a custom field 'Custom Description', both Text/multi-line.
When providing a default value for the custom field the value is correctly displayed on the customer portal (JSDSERVER-1295 was marked as fixed).
However, when adding a context to the system field, this default value is NOT shown on the customer portal.
From the link you shared, it seems that the problem is not solved.
Anyway, as a workaround, I would create an automation that fills your custom field with your input if it is empty.
Would this work for you or did I misunderstand your request?
Hey @Patrik Korovsky
this is indeed a good idea, however does not solve my problem I think.
I don't want the default text be visible after the ticket is created, but before.
Like: Someone opens the customer portal, clicks on a request type and the description field is populated with some text ("We need the following information from you: bla bla"). Then the person can edit the default text and finally create the ticket.
I hope my use-case is a bit more clear now ;)
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It sounds like you might benefit from https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-management-cloud/docs/what-are-forms/
However, I do not recommend using a default answer, but instead explaining it in the description of the field.
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this is just available for Cloud, correct? We are using DC licesne.
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Yes this is only integrated for Cloud.
For DC the "ProForma" (Now Forms for Jira) remains in the marketplace https://www.atlassian.com/licensing/proforma
In that case, I would recommend that you stick to the field description in Request Types -> Request Form -> "Your Field" and make it mandatory. In my experience, this is better because the customer has all the information in the field description on the portal and cannot proceed without filling it in. From my point of view the result is the same, do you have a different opinion?
If you go the route of pre-filled information, you would risk the customer skipping or missing this part.
Unfortunately, there is no way I know of that comes built into JSD that would allow you to prefill a field without hiding it.
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If the user doesn't fill the Description field, his issue will be removed, no problem.
Buying the totally overpriced AddOn for getting a feature that is already part of Cloud is no option either. We won't pay for addition software as long as the already purchased software doesn't work...
My main question still remains:
Why is the context I added to a system field (Description) working fine when working in Jira (opening a ticket via the 'Create' button) and not working when used in combination with JSM??
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