How to remove the none option from a select list custom field?

How to remove the none option from a select list custom field?

Once the field is set to “Required”, please make sure to take the ‘NONE’ value out of the Custom Field configuration (both as an actual option if present and as the default value for the field) or the ‘ NONE’ value will still be an option. If this is not an option, it is possible to customize JIRA applications to allow this behavior.

How to remove none option from picklist in Salesforce?

There is no direct way of removing the None option from the picklists. In order to do this, we had to make two changes. The first one was to make the picklist field a required field and the other one was setting a default value in the picklist.

Is there a default select option in HTML?

I have a very weird requirement, wherein I am required to have no option selected by default in drop down menu in HTML. However, Because, for this I will have to do validation to handle the first option. Can anyone help me in achieving this target without actually including the first option as part of the select tag?

What to do when select element does not select?

As a workaround, you could replace the select element by a set of input type=radio elements (with the same name attribute). This creates a control of the same kind though with different appearance and user interface. If none of the input type=radio elements has the checked attribute, none of them is initially selected in most modern browsers.

How to remove none field from select list in Jira?

This guide is not kept up-to-date and velocity templates will change from version-to-version. The information provided is a guide only and may no longer be relevant in certain versions of JIRA applications. To remove the field, edit atlassian-jira/WEB-INF/classes/templates/plugins/fields/edit/edit-select.vm.

When does the none option no longer appear?

The ‘None’ option no longer appears when the select list is a required field and has a default value. Thanks for your patience and we hope you appreciate our open approach to feature requests.