Suddenly getting a 'Cannot get default template' pop up error on every ticket on my project each time I open or refresh the page. Anyone know what causes it? I'm guessing someone in my organisation has tweaked a 'system' level field and it's affected everyone's projects, but I can see nothing that's changed on my ticket set up..
Hi @Dom Bull
Is this still impacting you? If so, is it just your project / your session or is it impacting all users?
A screenshot might assist us in verifying the error :)
Edit 04/08/20: Its been found that the "Smart Checklist" app can cause this error. If you come across this question and have this app, try disabling this first.
Ste
Hi Stephen, although it's been a while since the thread started: We also have the same problem and no answer yet. Ideas?
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Me too, I am an Jira administrator and my users are getting this error. However it is limited to some users. If someone finds out please publish.
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It's worth investigating any relationship between users who can and users who cannot create issues - look for things such as:
^ Finding the common point of origin will help decipher the reason this happens.
Alternatively try contacting Atlassian directly via https://support.atlassian.com/
If you do contact support, let us know how to fix it so other users know for the future :)
Ste
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Hi @Kevin Lau @Anil Biswal @Ste Wright @Dom Bull
I wanted to ask if you managed to solved your issue. It would be nice if you could share it here.
Thanks.
Nunzio.
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I am facing same issue. Looking for a resolution here.
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Hi @Mohamed Rameeze , @nunzio_sciammetta ,
Neither of you have the application "Smart Checklist" do you?
Another question similar to this matter suggested there was a conflict with this app and disabling it fixed the issue. It'd be good to know if this is the same issue or not :)
Ste
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Hi @Ste Wright
Yes. We have the "Smart Checklist" plugin installed. I will try to see if disabling this app works.
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Hey, yes it was the smart checklist plugin on our side. Disabling it solved the problem. Thanks!
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If using Smart Checklist is problematic, then you might look into other apps (including free ones) in Atlassian Marketplace: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/addons/trending?query=checklist
Cheers,
Jack
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Hi @Anil Biswal and the rest good people in the thread,
Please contact us at smartchecklist@railsware.com
Provide info on your instance URL and addon version.
We will take proper steps to get the issue fixed.
Thanks!
Pavel
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