hi Jamie,
I am unable to hide a cutom field which is of the type "Checkbox" using Behaviours plugin . My Jira version is jira 4.2.4 .The field is present in both the create and edit screen .What could be going wrong? Its a simple hide function without any condition added or validation added.
I don't know if you still have this issue or not but the solution is in version of JIRA Behaviours plugin. I have an environment with version 0.2.8 and I'm not able to hide or make the checkbox field read-only. In the other environment with version 0.5.10 of the plugin, I can hide the mentioned field and make it read-only.
This has been discussed in answers before, you might want to check https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/2344/how-to-hide-a-checkbox-custom-field?page=1#2368
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Hi Zulfadli,
Its not a javascript hide , the checkbox is going to be hidden , when the issue is to be edited by people in certain project roles and a specific field is set for the checkbox.That's why I am going for the behaviour plugin
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Correct, you have to use the Hidden When or Hidden Except in the Behaviour plugin. Then, still in the Behaviour plugin add a serverside script, copy the line in the above link to the Script box. Make sure you change the customfield id. This should work.
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Ouch. I was not aware that in 0.3.4 there is no script box for it. Sorry :(
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Hi Jamie,
How to add "Hide" behaviour for the select box .The groovy hide works for radio button , text field, but not working for select box.
My Jira version is 4.2.4 .How to do that ?
Thanks
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You add groovy code, not javascript.
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