@M_Munari here's an example where from our Change Management asset schema:
For this example, the schema has two levels:
On the Application table, Product Line is a referenced attribute. Once a user picks a Product Line of 'Marketing', only the applicable Applications for the Marketing product line are available.
Here is the applicable configuration for the Application application is defined in the field context:
Filter scope (AQL): objectType = "Application"
Filter issue scope (AQL): object HAVING outboundReferences(Label IN (${customfield_40361.label}))
Allow search filtering by these attributes: Label
Hi Mathew,
Thanks for support,
We have a simple scheme:
What I would like to do is that, upon selecting the project, a second field allows me to select only the project managers of the selected project.
Is it possible?
Thanks
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Yes, although I believe you’d want to change outboundReferences in my script to inboundReferences. I’ve never used inbound, so I would suggest doing some research, but my understanding is that they function the same. One is within the current schema, one is outside the current schema.
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Hi @M_Munari,
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Yes, it is possible to create cascading Assets fields, and you do that by using filter issue scope. Please have a look at this article for more information about it (ignore the Insight reference, that is the old name for Assets).
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