What is the preferred method of importing One Note items created by exporting them to Word into Confluence and making them editable documents ?
Hello,
If it's for Confluence server platform, then OneNote file format is not available for importing directly into Confluence, you would have to export to Doc or Pdf to be able to import, there is a feature request for that https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFSERVER-30883
If you just want to be able to edit documents as attachments on Confluence pages, then starting with version 6.11, we have a new "edit with" function that allows to edit attachments with local applications via companion app, see here for more info https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/edit-files-170494553.html
Regards,
Igor
Thank you for your quick response.
For cloud users, Confluence allows importing word documents.
However, importing from OneNote is not supported. We have developed add-on which solves this problem: MS OneNote Importer for Confluence
Give it a try and let us know if you face any issues.
Best,
Kumar
Hello, I just tried the importer but it's not working properly. After I gave it the permissions it requested it shows and empty list of documents. Where is it trying to read the documents from?
It should try your OneDrive OneNote share
Same behavior as Riam. The app does not work with Google Chrome browser.
Our add-on mailto.wiki - Send Emails to Confluence now also supports importing OneNote files via email. This feature is currently only available on Cloud. That way you can directly export your notes from OneNote to Confluence, without even needing to open Confluence.
Even complicated drawings are usually displayed correctly. We have published a blog post with examples here: https://mailto.wiki/how-to-transfer-onenote-files-to-confluence/.Here is an example:
I hope this helps you.
Due to the nature of our add-on OneNote files cannot be larger than 30MB.
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