Hi there,
I am searching a solution for my problem:
In JIRA, I am trying to configure a custom field that way, that it is automatically filled with a provided value, when in another field a specific value is chosen...
Example: In custom field "A" a specific company is choosen (select list). Custom field "B" now should be filled automatically with the responsible person for the company, choosen in field "A"
Any idea, if this can be done?
Thanks
Holger
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@Holger:
This may be a starting point: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Advanced+Workflow+Configuration#AdvancedWorkflowConfiguration-Postfunctions
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@Holger:
This may be a starting point: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Advanced+Workflow+Configuration#AdvancedWorkflowConfiguration-Postfunctions
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If the options in the CustomField A are very less, then you can use javascript.
But if the combinations are more, then you have do it with Post function (Note: This doesnot work on Edit action).
Other way is you can use Servlet & Jquery to meet your requirement - refer similar kind of post at https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/155690/using-jira-user-properties-to-prefill-custom-fields-on-create - This will work on all action
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if you need this filling on create of issue - this easily can be done with postfunction in create transition
if you need this on editing of issue - it's more complicated
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