Hello!
Hey there,
it's nessesary for an issue to have a issuetype - and in the create you can't take out the definition of a an issuetype.
You could create an issue over "Create" in the head-column.
And edit the "Create"-Screen for this project & issuetype, there you can take out the issuetype field to be edited.
But to the question in your summary:
You can do that but not with the standard-field description you have to create a customfield and there you can define an predifined value for description.
Hope this could help.
Greets
Simon
What i really need:
Button in More actions menu which will call Create Issue dialog window.
In this window:
--- user may choose issue type;
--- field Description have key of issue from which creating was called.
Now i use in atlassian-plugin.xml:
<web-item key="my_links_link" name="Create linked issue" section="operations-operations" weight="20"> <label>Create Linked Issue</label> <link linkId="my_links_link">/secure/CreateIssueDetails!init.jspa?pid=$project.id&amp;issuetype=1&amp;description=$issue.key</link> </web-item>
This method create issue with predefined issuetype. And i imagine that more beauty will it as user-choice.
What can i do in this case?
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Hm I don't think it's very useful without a explicit use-case.
You got the same possibilty with the Create in the head.
You just have to set a standard issuetype for this project to be the predefined issuetype.
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Yes, but i need to can call dialog for create new issue without predefined issuetype but with predefined description. What way will good in this case?
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