I don't want to bother my users with the fields 'project', 'component' and 'assigned to' as they add complexity which doesn't align with my project StaxRip which is all about hiding unnecessary complexity. How can I hide this fields?

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aclight commented
Status: Active » Fixed

If your talking about a project on Drupal.org, the answer is that you can't.

If this is on a personal site, you can write a custom module that implements hook_form_alter() and which unsets those form fields.

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aaaaaabsssssgu commented

I'm not a web developer or even web admin, just running a little drupal site to offer desktop applications. If this would be a desktop application I would be done in three minutes, any language but php is a totally different world.

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aclight commented

If you're not able/willing to do something on your own, there are lots of people willing to help you out if you pay them. Check out the paid-services forum on drupal.org at http://drupal.org/paid-services if you're interested in hiring someone.

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aaaaaabsssssgu commented

My applications are open source, at one time I might learn PHP or switch to ASP.NET, right now I don't have time.

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aaaaaabsssssgu commented

Maybe somebody can tell me which code I have to modify in order to make the 'Assigned to' collumn disappear. I've spend ten minutes looking at the code but didn't find it, main problem is I don't know PHP.

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aclight commented

If you mean the assigned column in the listing of issues, such as at http://drupal.org/project/issues, then I can't think of an easy way to get rid of this column without hacking the module itself. However, once #76725: Refactor project issue module to use Views lands, it should be trivial to get rid of the assigned column in your issue listings.

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aaaaaabsssssgu commented

Thanks, I'm a novice user and hope not having much issues with views.

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.