I hava to different fields:
I would like that the field ‘Undirskipan’ is only visible if the field ‘Kundi’ has the value ‘TAKS’ (TAKS is one of the elements possible to choose from the list)
Could someone help me achieve this?
1, If you use Power Script, you could create a live field with an entry point
lfWatch("single select", {"Kundi"}, "setSingleSelect.sil");
and your setSingleSelect.sil would look like this
if (contains(argv["Kundi"], "TAKS")) {
lfShow("Undirskipan");
} else {
lfHide("Undirskipan");
}
2. If you have Adaptivist Scriptrunner, you would need to create a behaviour and your script would look like this
CustomField kundiField = getFieldByName("Kundi")
CustomField undirskipanField = getFieldByName("Undirskipan")
if (kundiField.getValue().equals("TAKS)) {
undirskipanField.setRequired(true)
} else {
undirskipanField.setRequired(false)
}
You'll need to inject javascript to do that, but doing it manually is an unsupportable and unreliable nightmare.
You'll be better off using the Behaviours module in Script Runner to do it, although I'm not 100% sure it will work with whatever you mean by "database field"
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I think Power Scripts for Jira help you easily do this
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As far as I inderstand there are 2 addons which can help you Adaptivist ScriptRunner with the behaviour functionality and Power Scripts with the live fields functionality. Each of them has own advantages. But you would need to answer Nic's question about the Database Information field. What kind of field is it?
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It is a ‘Select List (single choice). The list is being populated via SQL therefore the "Database Information" type.
But it is a simple dropdown feature
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What add-on is providing it though?
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