How to add a new button (similar to 'Refresh','Subscribe Me') on the Top right in a Work Item Header so that I can use this for external URL linkage ?
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Background :
Working on RTC Eclipse client 4.0.0.1 on customizing the Work Item Types
1. The requirement is to have a button on all the Work Item types Header section (Top Right), clicking on those will open an external URL(a reference kind).
2. How can the length(Character size) of an attributed be configured in the Process Configuration. (Example: How can the length of an attribute with the kind 'Small HTML' be specified to a particular amount of characters)
What I Researched :
I looked into the configurations related to these under "Editor Presentations > Editor Header > Header Section" and found that only attributes can be added and customized, where as all the buttons related stuffs are no where present neither in the section nor the XML source.
Let me know if this can be achievable ?
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Hi Haresh,
1. https://jazz.net/library/article/782/#Draft_Linked_Defect describes how to add a button to a work item. 2. You can use a regular expression to limit the number of characters in some attribute. https://jazz.net/library/article/537/ has an example of this. Comments Hi I would like to know the answer for this query. I gone through the below link https://jazz.net/library/article/782/#Draft_Linked_Defect Is it javascript file attachahed to project area. If yes, We are using process sharing concept that wont support attached script files. https://jazz.net/forum/questions/9914/add-button-to-work-item-view With this link got confused.Is it done by server extensions/ or by configuration xml and java scripts. https://jazz.net/library/article/537/ I think this applied for dynamic variable. I have pre defined value(http link), I just want to hide data and show some user friednly(click me) on view. Hi,
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