Thanks for letting me know about the problem you encountered while using my plugin. I will look into some ideas of why this happened and get back to you with a response. Please keep in mind that while this plugin might have started to work, I have noticed other problems with the approach I have taken with the plugin. I think it would be best to use a template to replace the existing form with template that includes some if statements based on the permissions set the role of the user logged in (hope that all makes sense, if not please let me know).

Cheers,
Aaron

var hideField = Class.create({initialize:function(){$().each(function(s) { $(s).up().hide(); })}});

It tries to loop on nothing.

On production I have

var hideField = Class.create({initialize:function(){$(issue_assigned_to_idissue_parent_issue_idissue_done_ratio).each(function(s) { $(s).up().hide(); })}});

It puts 2 id on the same line.

Any way to fix this ?
Thanks.

If you can let me know what code you would like to add, that would be helpful in addition to what version of my plugin you are using?

Thanks,
Aaron

Thanks for your response! Which plugin version did you download and install? I would like to correct the errors.

Thanks,
Aaron

First, when your plugin being installed, none of links with # on the end (quote, add watcher, …) did not work. I had to edit _attributes.rhtml with:

jQuery.noConflict();

so that now file starts :
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jQuery.noConflict();

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The second error was, after installing plugin there were no Parent issue field. In same file, I had to add
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10 %>

@issue, :project_id => @project) }’)” %>

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Thanks for the nice comment about my plugin. If my assumption is correct, you might be using the plugin downloaded from my website instead of the one from my github repo? If this is so, you might want to take a look at the file located in the “views” directory. This file overrides the template used by Redmine and puts in some simple if statements around the fields that are desired to be hidden. If you are using the plugin from my github repo, then you might want to take a look at the arrays I have defined for building the javascript to hide the fields.

Please let me know if you have additional questions, clarification or help.

Cheers,

Aaron

Just what the doctor has prescribed!

Do you know what would it take to tweak it to also control “due date” , “priority”, and “estimated time” ?

What files must I try to edit to figure out and advance your work a bit (I am still no expert in ruby, but trying to learn)

The last ‘Logfile’ parameter looks right. What happens when you try to run the update? Have you tried to run the update with -debug=3 ?

Cheers,
Aaron