Hi,
I want to use live fields with Kepler Custom Fields Pro. I am using it as a Single Autocomplete.
I have managed to watch my KCF+ field like this:
lfWatch("customfield_10700", {"issueType", "customfield_10700"}, "C:/jira/jira_home/silprograms/live_fields/hide_summary.sil", {"change"});
Obviously, my field is customfield_10700. The script dose call hide_summary.sil succesfully.
But my problem is that in hide_summary.sil, I can not read the value that has just been entered in the field. I have tried to use : argv["customfield_10700"] , but it was empty.
The value entered is read successfully in the post function but I need it in Live fields because I need to change the form based on the value entered.
Any help is appreciated.
Hi,
As I suggested here, try to add the custom field first in the related fields list.
For example, you can use the code below for main script:
lfWatch("customfield_10700",{"customfield_10700", "issueType"}, "C:/jira/jira_home/silprograms/live_fields/hide_summary.sil",{"change"});
Raluca
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Hi Sadek,
Try not to specify the events on lfwatch like below.
lfWatch(
"customfield_10700"
, {
"issueType"
,
"customfield_10700"
},
"C:/jira/jira_home/silprograms/live_fields/hide_summary.sil"
);
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Thank you Eric for your response. But I have tried your suggestion and it did not work. I have tried many other ways and they did not work. The only one that did work was Raluca's suggestion above.
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