Custom Attribute for RTC with multiple values
Team,
How to create custom attribute which stores multiple value. For example, i have requirement to know which are the different elements used in a RTC task workitem. for that i will create a custom attribute with enumeration( list of values). I want to get more than one selected as value and store the mutiple value in rtc & need to reported in workitem query with comma separated. possible? any other way to address this in rtc? |
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Team, You need to add the enumeration then create a new attribute and set it to string. When you add the presentation select the attribute and set Kind to Multi-Select List. In the properties add the key "enumeration" and set the value to the enumeration ID you originally set up |
Thanks for your updates..
I was able to create multiple select attribute. When i selected multiple value, try to create a workitem query. But the value comes like this.. ReuseAssetLlist is the enumeration. ReUseAssetList.literal.l1,ReUseAssetList.literal.l2 Please help me... |
Hi
Unfortunately the current approach on the presentation layer is not very usable for queries. This limitation is tracked in work item 87154: Improve Multi-Select list attributes https://jazz.net/jazz/resource/itemName/com.ibm.team.workitem.WorkItem/87154. Regards Marcel Jazz Work Item team |
Thanks nplantan.. It works for me.
Team, You need to add the enumeration then create a new attribute and set it to string. When you add the presentation select the attribute and set Kind to Multi-Select List. In the properties add the key "enumeration" and set the value to the enumeration ID you originally set up |
Has there been any progress on the ability to use enumerations in a multi select list? I've done the work around but the querying aspect is not going to work for us.
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How could we seen the progress on the multi select list?
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