How can I put HTML body content into a Confluence page ?

Question

Hello everyone,

So we have a Confluence page that displays the versions of the application we're working on, on several environments (development, preproduction etc.)

We have public URLs where we can get the direct information about the mentioned versions. For example, on one particular environement --> https://gce.retraite.aa/integ-gce-ihm/version?APPLICATION

What I would love to do would be to extract the html body content from those public URLs somehow, and put them directly into a Confluence page.

I've tried with a regular link so far (a href then), notably with an "expand=body.storage" in the URL, but it hasn't worked out unfortunately.

Do you have any tricks here?

Zoriana Bogutska_Kolekti · Answer

Hi @Quentin PLAUD

The link you shared doesn't work, but it looks like Content formatting macros for Confluence can potentially help you.

If you simply want to display a page in a part of a Confluence page, the iFrame macro will do the trick.

This tool was developed by my team, and we need a working URL to test if it will work properly.

Marin Varvodic · Answer

Hi @Quentin PLAUD

If you have budget issues. I will give you an app for free. Please contact me on email marin@caelor.com

Best regards

Quentin PLAUD · Answer

Thank you very much for your answers Frederik and Marin 🙏

Though I am afraid that I do not have much flexibility to choose a plugin that would perfectly fit my need.

The Confluence workspace is owned by the client company where I am a provider. So I guess I can only keep looking for a dirty workaround with the existing macros. So far the Widget Connector looked like the best pick 🍀