How can we make a field wich will be automatically transformed into a link after filling?
For example I have a link mask like 'http://ggg.com/xdf1111' where four last numbers is the value of the field.
I need to have a field, where I input these numbers 1111 or 2222 e.t.c. I want to see on issue screen this value. But the field must be clickable and lead to http://ggg.com/xdf1111 or http://ggg.com/xdf2222 depending on it's value (1111 or 2222).
Is it possible?
Target: to integrate JIRA with the tasks in another system.
if this field will be filled only with URL's you can use "URL field". Did you try?
"Select Administration -> Issues -> Fields -> Custom Fields -> Add Custom Field , select the URL field type and click Next"
No, not just URL. User should input a value like 1111 and get a clicckable "1111" on the screen, which lead to a url http://ggg.com/xdf?entityid=1111. I mean that a user don't input a url, it must be like a concatenation between url mask and user's input.
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Well I understood. I think you must to create your own template. But there's an workaround, E.g. There is a workflow transition screen with a field that user will input only a value like "1111" and in a postfunction you concatenate your url "http://ggg.com/xdf"; + USER_INPUT and copy this value to a URL field. Hope it help. BR.
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+1 on Nogueira's answer.
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Hey check that:
You can implement by using scripted postfunction.
BR.
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