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Plug-ins in Confluence hosted evaluation

John Daughety

I recently evaluated the hosted version of Confluence and was very impressed, especially with its ability to embed a web page. I recommended the software to our company and we are evaluating the locally-installed version now, but I can't embed a web page. It seems like there are other features I am missing from the hosted version, and I want to give Confluence a fair Proof of Concept trial: what plug-ins would I need to buy in addition to the base license to match the hosted version of Confluence?

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John Daughety

Many thanks for the answers. I did need a plug-in called "Adaptavist Content Formatting Macros" and once I had this plug-in installed (easy to install and a trial version so I can still work in trial mode) I could use the IFrame macro and I can now see the embedded website just as I could in the OnDemand trial. This is great! I also like the way it is easy to manage and install new plug-ins in Confluence.

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William Zanchet

Hi John,

You don't need to pay to use our trial version. You just need to go to our https://my.atlassian.com generate a license, and finally download Confluence.

Cheers,
WZ

Daniel Borcherding

John,

Have you tried the html include macro?

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Enabling+the+html-include+Macro

You are going to have to follow the instructions to enable it. Once you have you should be able to embed external pages into your Confluence instnace.

John Daughety

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