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I suppose, you have to bind NEW_CONTENT_ADDED event, like this:
<script type="text/javascript"> (function($) { AJS.toInit(function(){ // init on load AJS.$("#qf-field-picker-trigger").hide(); }) JIRA.bind(JIRA.Events.NEW_CONTENT_ADDED, function (e, context) { // init on refresh AJS.$("#qf-field-picker-trigger").hide(); }); })(AJS.$); </script>
But again, like Jobin said, if users hide some fields, they can't be shown.
Alternatively, you can try to remove (make backup copy first!) a quick edit plugin from %JIRA_DATA%/plugins/.bundled-plugins/jira-quick-edit-plugin-1.0.41.jar. I have not tested it but this should make Jira to show standard Create Issue dialog (a-la http://you_jira/secure/CreateIssue.jspa).
Hope, it helped.
Thanks Grigory - We have been trying for hours now to be able to add content next to the fields on this dialog box with no success, but with your above example we were able to finish within minutes.
Thanks so much! you get an upvote :)
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And remember, everytime you restart JIRA it will get recreated. So to make the solution permanent, remove it from atlassian-jira/WEB-INF/classes/atlassian-bundled-plugins.zip
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Hi Ranjith,
I want to keep the Create issue screen. Need to Disable Configure Field Button. I want all users show see all the available options. Avoid Hide some Fields.
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In fact just showing them all fields does not help, if you need them to fill in, make them mandatory.
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I tried to remove the plugin.jar file, but then it is added back whenever I start the app, any ideas?
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then it have to be removed from %JIRA_HOME%/atlassian-jira/WEB-INF/classes/atlassian-bundled-plugins.zip. Just unzip, remove that plugin and pack back. Make backup before this operation!
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Can you please let me know the correct plugin name under above path. Do i need to restart JIRA?
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unzip -l atlassian-jira/WEB-INF/classes/atlassian-bundled-plugins.zip | grep quick-edit 81638 2012-05-31 22:04 jira-quick-edit-plugin-1.0.41.jar
I suppose this one. Also take a look at top of this thread, there is my accepted answer.
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No hints or new ideas around that?
We are also locking for a solution on that.
When I find something, I will place it here as well.
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You can probably just hide it with some JS:
AJS.$("#qf-field-picker-trigger").hide()
(untested, something like that though).
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Its a great idea but if some had already confgiured it to use custom view (with only couple of fields selected), they wouldn't be able to change it back to all view ;) I am sure you can do that too with JS but just highlighting it..
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Actually, it may be more core than we realize and that's why it can't be disabled
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The JS doesnt seems to work consistently. It opens up the issue create dialog without configure fields option. But once you change the issue type configure fields reappears irrespective of whether the selected issue type's field configuration has the java script or not.
Is there any other way? May be delete it from the jsp page itself???
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This functionality is provided by the system Quick Edit Plugin but under Plugins, System there is no Disable button provided to stop it being used.
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Its in JIRA5. A new feature to show only the fields a user is interested in, while creating an issue.
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There is no such button on create issue screen, at least in JIRA v 4.4.3
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Can you add a screenshot of what you are referring to?
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