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Display alternative content for anonymous users in Confluence

amelandri

I set up an home page for our Confluence installation that lists the top level pages for every space. The wiki is open for guest users but some space content must be visible only to registered users.

If I use the Page Tree macro, anonymous user are forced to login in order to display the page.

If I use the Children macro, I get this message "Unable to render {children}. Page not found: CS:Configurazioni Server."

Is there a way (native/plugin/macro) to display an alternative text if there's some kind of authorization limitation over the content?

For example, something like "To visualize this content you need to be logged in".

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Steve Thornhill2

You could set the global permissions to allow anonymous access to the site, then set each space permission to disable anonymous viewing.

amelandri

This is what I did, but if I insert in the home page a Page Tree macro that lists the top level pages of a restricted space, anonymous users are forced to log in.

Sean King1

The Customware Visibility Plugin is great for this. We have it set up to display a disclaimer to people who aren't logged in (i.e. Annonymous) which users who are logged in won't see.

And it's free!

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/net.customware.confluence.plugin.visibility

amelandri

Thank you :-) This plugin should solve my problem, but I think it's not compatible with the latest version of Confluence. I tryed installing it but I got this error

Plugin installation failed: Failed to resolve plugin dependencies within OBR [plugin_6327012005172267721_visibility-plugin-2.1.0.obr]

I'm using Confluence 5.2.3

Sean King1

As of today (9/11/2013) it's listed as compatible with 5.1.5 and below.

Although you might want to try and install it using confluence's hidden plugin screen. I usually have better luck installing plugins from here. Sometimes the regular Manage Add-on screen just craps out.

http://yourdomain/admin/viewplugins.action

amelandri

Sorry, it doesn't work. Let's hope they'll update the plugin :-)

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