I am able to get an issue populated using the html link from:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/creating-issues-via-direct-html-links-159474.html
I still have to click the create button on the issue screen that is generated.
Is there a way to have it auto create without needing to click the create button?
Hi
you must be remove !init from your URL to created directly.
for example:
<a href="https://jira.demo.com/secure/CreateIssueDetails.jspa?pid=14803&summary=Test">Test</a>
Can I ask how authentication is handled?
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Hi @Steve Behnke [D1 you can set reporter=currentuser and this will set the reporter to the user who clicks the link. Jira will autodetect the user if he/she is logged otherwise it will prompt for credentials
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Stumbled on this question while looking for something else. You should be able to skip the create screen by changing the url just a little.
Basically just remove the !init from the link. Below is the url that should help you in what you are looking for.
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Here is a sample of what gets me to the create screen:
<base url>/CreateIssueDetails!init.jspa?pid=10001&issuetype=10100&summary=say+hello+world2&reporter=admin&description=testing
There should be an html code I can add to the end that will submit the form no? I have tried stringing together "Alt+s" codes and "Carriage Return" codes with no luck.
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I just add the reporter to the link and it creates the issue. It may already know who I am via cookies but I am not 100% sure.
I just know that creating an issue using the link works but I have to click create.
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