Configuring column in Jira - Column Management - jira

Not so sure why some of my board has both "Add Status" and "Add column" button. But some board doesn't.
Board 1:
Board 2:

I realize that it is because of the Simplify Workflow. When I use the as same as above, now I can see both buttons.

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Google Forms - "go to section" conflict

Is there a way to have form "go to section" one after the other in case of conflict?
Let's say we have two questions with multiple-choice "go to section" set up, as you see above.
The thing is that Forms will base the logic only upon the last multiple-choice. This means that if I select anything in the 2nd question, it will ignore the answer to the first question.
While I do understand why this is programmed that way, I was wondering if there's a way to make them both work?
One idea was to send me to the sections one after the other. This would mean that "after section 1" should be dynamically updated from "submit" to "go to section 2". It cannot be always "go to section 2" as I don't always need to go to that section :)
One section after the other is just one idea. I'm sure there're other creative ways to solve this.
Any ideas?
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If both question1 and question2 are located in the same section, you cannot avoid conflicts by specifying different behavior after for responding those questions
If the answer to the first question triggers "Go to section 2" and the answer to the second question triggers "Go to section 3" - how is the form supposed to know which request has priority.
You need to restructure your logic
The easiest thing to do would be to split up question1 and question2 into separate sections
For example: section 1 shall contian only question1, after answering which the user is redirected. After filling out the section to which the user has been redirected - implement a redirection the a new section, where question 2 is implemented.

JIRA: How do you create custom logic around a custom field?

All! I've been searching for an answer to this question for ages. Hoping somebody is able to help me out here.
Here is what I want to do:
Create a custom field. (Either a drop-down with a simple [yes/no] or checkbox).
Implement logic, based on the value of the custom field, which dictates the next column on the Kanban board the story must be put in.
Real World Example:
Here's an example:
I create a Drop-Down/Checkbox called: "Business Review Required".
I have three columns on my kanban board: "In Progress", "Business Review", "QA"
If the value of the "Business Review Required" custom field is 'yes' or 'enabled', then the Story MUST go into the "Business Review" column on my kanban board.
If the value of the "Business Review Required" custom field is 'no' or 'disabled', then the Story will be PREVENTED from going into the "Business Review" column, and must go to "QA".
I appreciate any assistance anybody can provide. Thank you very much!
Define transitions from the first status to each of the other three statuses
Add a condition to each transition to restrict when that transition is valid, e.g. "Business Review Required" custom field is 'yes'
Now only the appropriate transition button will appear.
The problem is that users don't know why the other choices are not shown

Is there any custom option to lock work item for specific iteration?

I'm trying to lock/deny the option to open a new work item with specific iterations.
I tried to do it with a custom field with same value of iteration id and
<PROHIBITEDVALUES> rule.
Then I understood that its not possible because iteration-id field load only after I press the "save" button and its too late.
There any other ideas how to do it?
There is not any build-in option to hide older/specific iterations in the Work Item field.
However, you can set the security for "Edit work items in this node" to deny and they will not be able to save work items with the area or iteration selected.
Besides you could also hide the iteration node(s):
Open Project settings>Project configuration
Select the Iteration Tab
Select the iteration that you want to hide
Click on Security > Add a "Deny View" permissions for the users that
you want to hide the nodes from.
The user will not able to see the iteration in the sprint.
update:

How to add edit items to the predefined lists in TFS Work Items

I am trying to follow this article to do the same for adding a new State to a particular project's Bug work item. By default I can only see . I wanted to add a new state, "On Hold"
But I perhaps followed it wrong and ended up getting
The error says "Open Transition Active~On Hold to add at least one Reason." How do I open that transition and where do I add one reason. What is the reason it is talking about? I only want to add a new state.
Thanks for your time...
Double click the Active~On Hold Transition , select the Reasons tab and type in at least one reason.
After saving the .wit file, you must click Refresh from the Team Explorer menu in order to see changes.
In the work item editor, double click on the Transition between your Active and On hold states. Under 'Transition Detail' you should see 'From: Active' and 'To: On Hold'. Change 'From: Active' to blank so it should show 'From: '. Now save the editors, click 'refresh' from the Team Explorer menu and any new bugs you create will have 'On Hold' as an option for the state.

Mantis: Show a List of Cases that are Assigned to Me

Is there anyway to get a list of cases that are assigned to me, in Mantis?
Try using the Extended Filter functioanllity and set it to "assigned to" --> your login.
There are 2 options for seeing the testcases assigned to you
Option 1
Log in
Click on "Main" link from the top navigation
Find for "Open and assigned to me" label. This label has the count of tickets assigned to you.
The count/number is linked.
Option 2
Log in
Click on "View issues" link from the top navigation
Use filter.
Enter your user name in "Assigned to" filter and select "Status" of the tickets to be looked for.

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