Hey folks! I’m stuck with JIRA 3.13 and need some help. I want to display a list of tickets on my dashboard based on a specific filter. The tricky part is I want to choose which columns show up. Like ticket name, description, and when it was resolved.
I’ve tried using the built-in ‘Show saved Filter’ option, but it’s not letting me customize anything. Is there a way to make this happen? Do I need to download some extra stuff? If so, is it free? And how do I set it up?
I’d really appreciate any tips or tricks you can share. Thanks a bunch for your help!
I’ve dealt with this issue in JIRA 3.13 before. Unfortunately, the built-in ‘Show saved Filter’ gadget is quite limited in terms of customization. Your best bet is to use the ‘Issues’ gadget instead. It offers more flexibility in column selection.
To set it up, add the ‘Issues’ gadget to your dashboard, then configure it to use your desired filter. In the gadget settings, you’ll find an option to select which columns to display. You can choose standard fields like Summary, Description, and Resolution Date.
If you need more advanced customization, you might want to look into third-party add-ons. Some are free, but the more powerful ones often require a license. Just be cautious about compatibility with your JIRA version.
Hope this helps you get closer to your desired dashboard setup!
I’ve been using JIRA 3.13 for years, and I can relate to your frustration. The ‘Issues’ gadget that ameliat mentioned is indeed a good starting point, but I’ve found a workaround that might suit your needs even better.
Try creating a custom dashboard item using the ‘HTML’ gadget. You can write a simple JQL query to fetch the tickets you want, then use some basic HTML and CSS to format the output. This method gives you complete control over which columns to display and how they look.
It does require a bit of coding knowledge, but nothing too complex. I’ve used this approach for several clients, and they’ve been thrilled with the results. Plus, it’s all built-in functionality, so no need for add-ons or extra costs.
If you’re interested, I can share a basic template to get you started. Just let me know!
hey there! have u tried the ‘two-dimensional filter statistics gadget’? it’s kinda hidden but super useful. u can customize columns n stuff. go to ‘add gadget’, search for it, then tweak the settings. might need sum trial n error but works great once u figure it out. lemme know if u need more help!