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You will need to get the correct Jira URL first by copying the URL for the "Create" Endpoint from the Configure Mappings screen.
Go to > Setup.
Search for "Object Manager" then click on the Object Manager menu item.
Choose the object that you want to create a button in.
In our example, we will use Case.
Choose Buttons, Actions, and Links.
You will be taken to a listing of the standard buttons and links associated with the object.
Underneath this is a list of custom buttons and links.
Click New.
A form will appear for you to enter the details of the new button.
Label
Pull Updates from Jira Issue
Name
Pull_Updates_from_Jira_Issue (this is auto-populated when you add a new label)
Display Type
Detail Page Button
Behaviour
Display in new window
Content Source
URL
You are free to enter your own text for the the Label, but for this example we will call it "Pull Updates from Jira Issue".
Under the fields, you will see a large text input field.
In this text input field, insert the URL from step 1.
e.g., http://localhost:6250/plugins/servlet/customware/connector/issue/3/Case/create.action?id={!Case.Id}
Click Save.
A pop-up will warn you that this button "will not be displayed to users until you add it to the page layout", which is what we will do next.
Now look for Case Page Layouts and click it.
A list of page layouts for the object will be listed.
In this example, we want to modify the default Case page layout, which is called Case Layout.
Go to the pull down menu and choose Edit.
An interactive editor will appear for the object page layout.
At the top will be a section of the items you can add to your layout, at the bottom is the page layout where you can drag and drop the item to.
You should see also that at the top of the layout where it says Case Detail are sections for Standard and Custom Buttons.
We want to add our new button into the Custom Buttons section.
First, click on the Buttons area of the top section.
Find your new Pull Updates from Jira button (or whatever you labelled it as) in the list and drag and drop it into the Custom Buttons section of the page layout.
Click Save at the top left of the upper section.
You will be taken back to the object page layout listing.
To verify your changes, go to an object in the instance and check that the page now has your new button.
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You will need to get the correct Jira URL first by copying the URL for the "Pull Update" Endpoint from the Configure Mappings screen.
Go to Salesforce and log in as an administrator.
Click on Setup.
Expand the Customize menu under Build on the left hand menu.
This should open up all the objects in your Salesforce instance.
Expand the object that you want to create a button in.
In our example, we will use Cases.
Under the object menu, click on Buttons, Links, and Actions.
You will be taken to a listing of the standard buttons and links associated with the object.
Underneath this is a list of custom buttons and links.
Click New Button or Link.
A form will appear for you to enter the details of the new button.
Label
Pull Updates from Jira Issue
Name
Pull_Updates_from_Jira_Issue (this is auto-populated when you add a new label)
Display Type
Detail Page Button
Behaviour
Display in new window
Content Source
URL
You are free to enter your own text for the the Label, but for this example we will call it "Pull Updates from Jira Issue".
Under the fields, you will see a large text input field.
In this text input field, insert the URL from step 1.
e.g., http://localhost:6390/plugins/servlet/customware/connector/issue/9/Case/pullupdate.action?id={!Case.Id}
Click Save.
A pop-up will warn you that this button "will not be displayed to users until you add it to the page layout", which is what we will do next.
In the sidebar, under your object menu, click on Page Layouts.
A similar listing of page layouts for the object will be listed as for the buttons page.
In this example, we want to modify the default Case page layout, which is called Case Layout.
Click on the Edit link under the Actions column of the layout.
An interactive editor will appear for the object page layout.
At the top will be a section of the items you can add to your layout, at the bottom is the page layout where you can drag and drop the item to.
You should see also that at the top of the layout where it says Case Detail are sections for Standard and Custom Buttons.
We want to add our new button into the Custom Buttons section.
First, click on the Buttons area of the top section.Find your new Pull Updates from Jira Issue button (or whatever you labelled it as) in the list and drag and drop it into the Custom Buttons section of the page layout.
Click Save at the top left of the upper section.
You will be taken back to the object page layout listing.
To verify your changes, go to an object in the instance and check that the page now has your new button.
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