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To fix this it is possible to edit file includes/panels/issue_headertable.jsp under the JIRA web application and edit line 56.
Thanks, Hi Neal,
I've just edited the mentioned JSP-file issue_headertable.jsp for a better display of the due date. I've tested it with JIRA version 3.5.2. When you have a more up-2-date version you can just redo the changes in the file I did. Therefore I've marked my changes with comments starting <%-- DUEDATE DISPLAY See my 2 screenshots for the result With best regards, But nevertheless this kind of due-date display should be standard in JIRA and configurable (may be in the property-file is enough for the start).
Best regards, Thanks, Alexander. I'm running 3.3.3, but I may make those changes as well.
I installed your changes but it looks like they are hardcoded to work with your date format, so the date comparison code doesn't work as is. I use the default, which is dd/MMM/yy. I changed the code to match my date format and it worked like a charm. Thanks for sharing! I am going to install in my live installation soon.
Hi Neal,
thats true! This hack is dependent on the used date-format! Sorry that I've forgot to mention. Good to make also other JIRA-users happy I've attached my file in case anyone is interested. It's for ver 3.3.3, and uses a bright red font size 3 for overdue issues using the dd/MMM/yy date format, and a green font size 2 for non-overdue issues. I've also attached a screenshot showing how it looks. We could probably adjust the HTML e-mail templates too (WEB-INF\classes\templates\email\html\includes\summary-topleft.vm), but that isn't really an issue for me.
Hey Anton.. just curious why the attachment icon for my attachment shows as HTML when it has a .jsp extension.
Neal,
I believe the content type of the file is determined from the browser that uploads the file. Looks like the browser told JIRA that the file is a html file. Maybe on your PC the JSp files are treated as HTML files? Thanks, I've uploaded my customized version for 3.6.3 in case anyone wants it.
Also see this extension
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<color="FF1818" size =+2> or something like that. In the meantime, can you suggest how we could accomplish that with a code change to our source? I would like the due date to display in a larger red font too.