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Otherwise, register and sign in. Could you provide any more details on how I would about integrating my custom field when creating an issue with TMP? You might find this useful - available-custom-fields-for-team-managed-projects.
A very helpful mechanism under the With the issue open, choose the "Find your field" option from the You type your field name and it gives all the passed and the failed conditions. This is the quickest way to discover which configuration must be adjusted.
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System administration. Field Helper You can use the Field Helper to help you determine why a custom or a system field is not appearing on a specific screen. Last modified on Nov 9, Was this helpful? Yes No. Additional Help Ask the Community.
Sometimes JIRA has simply palmed your field in its hand. Other times JIRA has hidden your field up its sleeve. And yet other times, JIRA has hidden your field up the sleeve of its jacket, placed the jacket in a magical wardrobe, and sent it away to the land of Narnia!
This blog shares different reasons that a field may be hidden in JIRA , and how to undo these settings if you need the field to show up. In this dropdown menu, users are able to customize their screen by hiding optional fields.
This action only hides the field for the user executing the customization, and these fields can be restored to the screen by the user at any time. As a JIRA administrator this is typically the last thing I remember to check when a user says that a field is missing, though in fact it is probably the most common reason for a field's "disappearance". To save you from looking as foolish as I do in these situations, I've put this case at the top of the list.
Fix: The user needs to open the 'Configure Fields' dropdown and either click to show 'All' fields or check the box next to the hidden field. An example where the user can't assign issues because they've hidden the Assignee field. This case applies specifically to the 'view screen', the screen that is used when you're simply looking at an issue.
If a field has no value, it will not be displayed on the view screen. Fix: No fix! If you're a JIRA user and you've read the above information, then there's nothing left for you to do about your missing field except notify your JIRA administrator. However, before you go, here are some tips about what to include in your message to your administrator about your missing field.
One of the most obvious reasons that a field doesn't appear on a screen is because the field isn't included on the Screen. The JIRA issue type may be using different create, edit, view, and transition screens, with different fields appearing for each operation. It's important to know which operation relates to the missing field.
If the field is on the screen, look at Cases 2, 4, and 5. Field configurations can be used to hide a field outright. If a field has been hidden with a field configuration then it will not show up anywhere that that field configuration applies, even if it is included on the screens!
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