Hi guys,
by searching for hiding custom field based on a project role, I noticed that the Security Level field is somehow hiding, when I am logging in as a customer role. How is it possible, even though Jira shared on following link that hiding a field is illegal.
Ultimately, however, we have decided that we will not be implementing Field Level Security in JIRA.
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-1330
What I did before:
1-I've created three issue security levels which are
Classified Only admin
Confidential Admin and Product Owner
Private Admin, Product Owner and Developer
2-I've created my own Permission Scheme, which lets customer browse project, create/edit issue
Explanation one more time:
as an admin I could see Securtiy Level field which I added on edit screen before
as a customer I could not see.
How could I do this for my the other custom fields?
Is there anyone who help me, firstly clarify this situation and then catch my goal?
By the way my Jira instance that is 8.4.0 version don't support
"Security Fields and Attachments" plug in
or
Field Security Plugin for Jira
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Ahmet
Hi,
I think you could do it using bahaviours in scriptrunner plugin or powerscript plugin, or native javascript in field description or banner which is not recommanded.
Thanks for your answer, I saw the solutions with script runner on this community,
but I've not this plugin unfortunately.
Have you an other solution alternatively?
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did you installed power script?
The other solution is to user java script in the description a field or in the banner but this way is not recommended.
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Yes ; if you hvae not any scripting plugin , the solution is to write a script un publish it in description of field or in the banner.
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you can look to this example , it could help you and give you an idea
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Could you tell me, on which platform should I write that kind of Javascript code?
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In Jira.
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