I have created a dashboard, with gadgets displaying filtered search results from a certain project.
I have created a group, added the user to that group, given that group View permissions on the dashboard, given that group View permissions for those filters, and that group has Browse permissions for the project that the filters are querying - and yet the user can not see the contents of the gadgets within that dashboard (but can access the dashboard itself).
Any idea what I'm doing wrong? Any help would be really appreciated!
Hi @James Burdett you can give a try to below workaround -
Does the group have browse permissions for all underlying projects associated with the dashboard filters?
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There is only 1 project, and the group I have created has the 'Browse Projects' permission for that project. Are there any other permissions that the group would require to be able to view a filter that searches for tickets between a certain timeframe?
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Hi James.
In according to error, may be is not a permission error. Can you try use other browser?
Regards,
CGA
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Hello @James Burdett ,
Welcome to Atlassian Community ...!
Can you please share a screenshot of the dashboard from the user side?
It may help to identify the error.
Thanks,
Anvesh
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Please check the JQL Filter permissions.
I think he doesn't have view access to these results of this filter.
Giving View permission is not possible for Single users in Jira, I'm using the latest version of Jira.
You can able to give edit permission to a single user to the Jira filter.
Please check the above screenshot of my demo filter.
Check the "Viewers" section.
Thanks.
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So here's what the dashboard permissions look like:
And here's what the filter permissions look like (they're the same for every filter):
Is it possible to give these permissions to a single group like this?
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Yes, No worries.
You can able to setup view access to --> Groups and Project Roles.
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That's what I'm confused about, because it's exactly what I've done, but it's not working...
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Sorry to ask this,
Can you please remove the user and add it back to the "Read-Only" group from usermanagement.
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