In our current JIRA (v4.4.5) we are using javascript in the description of a textfield. The field contains a reference to a directory on our local file system. The javascript is used to display pushbuttons to
- create the project directory automatically on the local file system.
- browse to the directory --> opens an explorer window.
Since we consider an upgrade, I'm testing a more recent version, where javascript is no longer supported. The javascript code gives strange effects: when viewing an issue, the screen becomes blank and only the buttons are shown. (seems like the javascript code replaces the entire JIRA-issue-detail-page). When I delete the js-code, everything works fine.
Does anybody had the same problem? Or are there alternatives to provide these browse & create feature in a newer JIRA?
Thanks,
Gerd
We can't say anything without looking at the JS. Would you be able to show us the code?
Perhaps your virus scanner may be blocking the JS, as it performs its operations on the local filesystem. (security violation)
Hi,
I reduced the javascript, to provide a simple example:
<script> function openFolder() { folder = document.getElementById('customfield_11601').value; window.open(folder); } document.write('<input type="button" value="Browse" onClick="openFolder()">'); </script>
Regards,
Gerd
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I suggest that you write these scripts using AJS/Jquery instead of plain JavaScript. Also, please check if it works after you inseart a slash (/) right before the last angle bracket here:
document.write('<input type="button" value="Browse" onClick="openFolder()"/>');
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Hi, the extra slash at the end doesn't make a difference.
Do you know if it is still possible to add a html button to the description of a custom textfield in the newer JIRA? I'm afraid that - even with jquery it won't work...
Thank you!
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