JIRA macro on Confluence Dashboard

Question

I have a custom Confluence Dashboard which I would like to include a JIRA macro on (to show the current user's open issues). By including the following code in my Global Layout I get the desired JIRA content, however, the loading icon (spinning wheel) will not disappear on page load.

$helper.renderConfluenceMacro("{jira:columns=type,key,summary,status|maximumIssues=10|jqlQuery=assignee = currentUser() AND resolution = Unresolved order by created desc}")

Anyone have any ideas why this is happening?

Sasha Solig · Answer

Sorry no we didn't.

Mariana Aires_z9j69b · Answer

Did you ever find a solution for this? I'm having the same issue

Sasha Solig · Answer

Hi Diego, confirmed that the same macro on a new page works correctly (i.e. no loading icon). Here is our Global Layout: #* @vtlvariable name="params" type="java.util.Map " *# #* @vtlvariable name="infoPanelRequired" type="java.lang.Boolean" *# #* @vtlvariable name="action" type="com.atlassian.confluence.dashboard.actions.DashboardAction" *# #* @vtlvariable name="body" type="java.lang.String" *# #* @vtlvariable name="helper" type="com.atlassian.confluence.themes.GlobalHelper" *# ## GLOBAL DECORATOR ## This decorator handles a global context, i.e. information which is independent of space. ## Supports modes: 'dashboard', 'userdir', 'rss'. #set ($mode = $params.get("mode")) #set ($context = $params.get("context")) #set ($helper = $params.get("helper")) #macro(renderInfoPanel) ## INFO PANEL FOR ANY PAGE #infoPanelInitFromParams() #if ($infoPanelRequired)

#infoPanel(true true true true)

#end #end #macro(renderDashboardPanels $panelLocation) $deprecated.since("6.0") #foreach ($webPanel in $webInterfaceManager.getDisplayableWebPanels($panelLocation, {}))

$!webPanel.getHtml($req.getParameterMap())

#end #end #requireResourcesForContext("global")

#parse ("/template/includes/actionerrors.vm") #rssautodiscovery($action.rssDescriptor) #permitSearchEngines() ## If one or more plugins provide a web-panel to replace the dashbaord, we use the first one #set ($dashboardWebPanels = $webInterfaceManager.getDisplayableWebPanels("atl.dashboard", {})) ## Dashboard from plugin false

$action.welcomeMessage

My Open JIRA Issues

$helper.renderConfluenceMacro("{jira:columns=type,key,summary,status|maximumIssues=10|jqlQuery=assignee = currentUser() AND resolution = Unresolved order by created desc}")

$helper.renderConfluenceMacro("{blog-posts:max=15|spaces=@all|content=titles}")

$helper.renderConfluenceMacro("{include:AS:Wiki Dashboard News Feed}")

This layout originated in a much earlier version of Confluence. We customised it to include a local news feed page (via the include macro) and modified column widths to suit our site.