I have a project "Presales" so, i have in the title of the issue:
Presales / PRE001-69
Summary
instead Presales / PRE001-69 i want to put a custom field
Thanks very much
1- My boss ask me to do that :S
2- Yes, but i was searching in the velocity templates and did not found where this values come from
Mmm, bosses, yes. Worth questioning why they want the (high maintenance) downgrade ;-)
I don't think it's as simple as a tweak in a velocity templates. They certainly control how each field is displayed, but the layout is not just a minor individual template, it's more a generated framework which includes each snippet of velocity for each field.
If you want to swap the display to some custom field, you're into hacking webwork files as well as velocity, and it'll be inconsistent and wrong unless you hack ALL the places it is drawn, which is possibly hundreds!
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for this example a want to change:
GreenHopper / GH-236, above of "Support Jira 4.2 ....."
i need to put a custom field insted
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Fantastic, pictures always make layout issues easy to describe and understand :-)
Two points
1. Why? Your custom field could be non-unique, is less useful than the issue identifier, and will appear in the body of the issue anyway.
2. If you insist on this, then you'll need to do some coding in the core of Jira to supress the useful information and show your field instead.
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The type and key are important and relevant to the issue. You can't change them because they define the issue.
What you display, why and where are up to you. I'm not sure what you mean by "title of the issue" or why you want to use a custom field (which would be non-unique and hence useless as an identifier), so you'll need to explain what you're trying to do in a bit more detail before we can really help you.
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