Hi,
I'm trying to restric selection of "components" and "affectedVersions" fields with no effect. It seems that something is getting stuck after execution of this function on these fields. The restriction do work on priority field at the same code.
lfSet("affectedVersions", {"CHIP-A1-23"}); // WORKS lfRestrictSelectOptions("priority", {"Major", "Minor"}); // WORKS lfRestrictSelectOptions("components", {"CHIP-A3","CHIP-A2"}); // STUCK lfShowFieldMessage("priority", "Priority changed", "INFO"); // Never happens
What am I doing wrong?
I have resolved the problem. The fix will be availabe in the next release of JJupin, scheduled for late Sept / early Oct 2013.
Kind Regards,
Alex
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Please let me know what Jira version you are using, and I will attach the proper snapshot obr for JJupin on http://bugs.kepler-rominfo.com/browse/IMJ-73, containing the fix for the problem.
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Hi Mark,
I have opened a bug on http://bugs.kepler-rominfo.com/browse/IMJ-73 on this matter.
Thanks for pointing it out.
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