This tutorial is quite technical...
Here is the demo (creates the issue and stores the Jira key back)
Here is the demo (creates the issue and stores the Jira key back)
And the same form uses webservices method to create a Jira issue for non authenticated / anonymous users
A Confluence form that creates a Jira issue and saves the new issue key back to the submitted record.
Two IFTTT rules run in sequence: the first creates the issue through a configured web-service connection; the second updates the ConfiForms record with the returned key.
Use ConfiForms on a Cloud test page and a Jira test project. An app administrator must configure the Jira connection, and its account must be allowed to create the chosen issue type. Adapt the project, issue type, required fields and connection references in the example.
summary as Text, description as Textarea and jiraKey as a Jira field. Use the field rule shown below to hide the key for new records.JI and adapt the JSON payload to your Jira project. Keep JSON escaping on user-entered values.entryId=[entry.id]&jiraKey=[iftttResult_JI.key].Check that exactly one issue was created with the expected summary and description. Confirm that the same issue key is stored in the ConfiForms record and remains after reloading. If creation fails, check the connection permissions, Jira’s required fields and the action error before retrying.
Creating Jira issues with ConfiForms app for Confluence cloud uses the same concepts and approach as the server/data center version