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link two different pages

MJ Taleghani
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December 31, 2018

Hi,

I have a table in confluence which contains the information the same as on other and the only difference is one of them has some passwords in it that I do not want to visible to others. So I create the other one with neglected password column.
Now I want to share the second page with all staff with edit permission.

What I want is I need to link two pages together, So If the limited page has changed, the main page would change.

 

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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January 1, 2019

There are no functions to do this in Confluence - you will need to find or write code that can do it.

Without code, the closest you can get is to use an "include" or "include-excerpt" macro - these render the whole, or part, of a named page inside another page.  But, to do it, the page being drawn in must be visible to other users, so you can't do "Page A (readable by everyone) includes part of Page B (which is only available to a few people)"

You could reverse it though - put your shared information on the public page and include it in the private page.

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