I have a form field macro in a tableview, and have named it:
"myfieldname.fields.customfield_11417.name"
I've used this for other field types, but not date fields. I've tried a few different formats but cannot find the correct way to pick up a date field.
Thanks!
Sorry, a bit hard to figure out the context...
You have a field in Jira which you access through
"myfieldname.fields.customfield_11417.name"
How does the "date field" goes into this? What value does this field return (under the "name" property)? And what do you want to do with it?
Alex
Customfield_11417 is the 'Baseline Start' date from Jira. I want this confiforms macro to lookup the Jira issue ID (myfieldname) and return the baseline date.
The above example worked when I was importing status:
"myfieldname.fields.status.name"
And was a bit more complicated to bring in the Sprint field:
"myfieldname.fields.customfield_10005.greenhopperAsJSON.name" (thanks for helping with this one in the past :) )
I cannot find or solve the proper way to express looking up the baseline date with the same method.
Thanks.
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Just to add to my reply, you mentioned the 'name' property. I'm looking to have the correct property to bring that date value in.
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You can see what gets returned via REST API call as shown here - https://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/Accessing+Jira+issue+fields+directly+from+ConfiForms+using+Jira+issue+field
The method explained in the mentioned tutorial should show you what is the structure of "customfield_11417" field and where the value is
Alex
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Thanks. Unfortunately I'm not able to get what I need from this. I've tried many variations of the syntax as listed in the link, related to dates, with zero success.
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Could you tell me how the "customfield_11417" field looks like in the returned JSON?
Alex
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