By the end of this tutorial, you'll know how to build a simple Jira Dashboard with two Rich Filter Gadgets: a Controller and a Filter Results. By clicking the Controller's buttons of the Controller, the results of the Filter Results will Results results will be further filtered based on the criteria you have configured.
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How to build your dashboard
Create a new Rich Filter as described in the Create a Rich Filter
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tutorial. If you have already created your
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Rich Filter, simply open
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its configuration page
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as described in the Navigate through Rich Filters
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tutorial.
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To complete this tutorial, make sure the Jira filter your rich filter is based on returns some results. |
Once you are on the Rich Filter configuration page, click
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the Static Filters link on the left of your screen.
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Define a new static filter with the label Closed and JQL
status = Closed
; Define another static filter with the label Assigned to me and JQLassignee = currentUser()
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Create a new Jira Dashboard (i.e., Go to Dashboards
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> Manage Dashboards menu
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or click
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the Create new dashboard button).
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In the newly created Jira dashboard, add one Rich Filter Results gadget.
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Type “Rich” in the Search box in the Add a Gadget dialog. This will display the rich filter gadgets provided by the plug-in. |
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In the configuration view of the Rich Filter Results gadget, select the rich filter you have defined.
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For now, there is no need to change anything for the other parameters
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. Click Save.
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Use the search box provided by the Rich Filter drop-down |
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find your rich filter by name easily. |
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In the same Jira dashboard, add one Rich Filter Controller gadget.
In the configuration view of the Rich Filter Controller gadget, select the same rich filter you
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selected for the Rich Filter Results gadget.
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There is no need to change anything else for now. Click Save.
Congratulations, you have just created your first interactive Jira dashboard. The Rich Filter Controller gadget displays the two static filters you have defined in your rich filter. If you click Click on any of the two static filters, the . The Rich Filter Results Gadget will display the issue collection obtained by applying the Jira base filter of the rich filter AND
ed with the JQL you have inserted for the static filter. E.g. For example, if you click on Closed, it will display only the closed issues among the issues in the Jira base filter of the rich filter.
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Add You can add other static filters more relevant for to your context. | ||
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You can add , as many static filters as you wish. You can also , and change the order of the static filters. In order to know To learn everything about configuring Static Filters, have a look at Configuring Static Filters. | ||
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From You can update your issues directly from the Rich Filter Results gadgets , you can update your issues directly, without opening any new tabs or windows. Right To try, right-click on any issue row (anywhere except on a link) to try. To learn more, check out the Dashboard Issue Actions section. |
Learn More
In order to customize the display of your Jira dashboard, see the next tutorial, See also
Define and customize views for your interactive Jira Dashboard.
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