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Hi @Jesica Avendaño, This is not a functionality Confluence offers by default. There are however apps on the Marketplace that can help you achieve this. For example, you could use Custom Links for Confluence. If you have any questions about it, I'm sure @Remie Bolte will be happy to help. :) EDIT: If you want to offer your…

Hi @ankitap, You can share single pages, using the share functionality described here. If you're looking to publicly share a whole space via a link with more users, you could also make your space public. Be aware however, that if you make your space public, the users you share it with will potentially also be able to see…

Thanks for tagging me @Dominic Lagger! :) Yes, this is one of the primary uses cases of PocketQuery. In the Cloud version, PocketQuery has a mechanism that automatically makes it possible to display JSON objects, no matter what they look like, as a table. On Server, you might need to write a Converter (which is a simple…

Hi @Katie Schneider, I'm not 100% sure what data from your databases you want to put into your Confluence pages, but there are apps on the Marketplace that can do this. In fact, our app PocketQuery is designed specifically for this use case. I hope this picture puts it well: The only difference to what you said is that the…

Hi @[deleted], As of today there's unfortunately no way to export the links in Link Management. But this is a great feature idea which I'll take back to the team to discuss! However, since Link Management is a free app I can't make any promises on it being implemented very soon. Cheers, Sven P.S.: If you're a React/Redux…

Hi Mark, While you can certainly have a public Confluence space and have the content in there be indexed by Google, you'll need to know that this is not what Confluence is made for. Confluence is not SEO optimized and your content will therefore not be very easily findable. If you want to have a public documentation built…

Hi @[deleted], We have a free app on the Atlassian Marketplace called Link Management for Confluence which lets you find all hyperlinks in a given Confluence space. And if you find a link that's broken, it also lets you replace the broken link on all pages the link appears on with one single click! Would love to hear your…

Hi @Steen Klingenberg, For development related questions it's generally better to ask over at the Developer Community (community.developer.atlassian.com). The most recent comment from Atlassian regarding this topic is probably this…

Hi @[deleted], I'm not 100% sure what type of reports you are looking for but you almost definitely will need a third-party app for it, that's correct. One that I can think of is Scroll Content Quality for Confluence by K15t. Given that the ruleset it uses to create reports about a page is very customizable it might be…

Hi @Tore Garder Larsen, As far as I'm aware this might be a bit hard to achieve this with standard Confluence utilities. The only way I can think of would be to utilize the "Page Include" macro. You could have your pages point to a "container page" which only has a "Page Include" macro inside it. You could have the "Page…

Hi @Patrick Miranda, I'm one of the developers of HideElements for Confluence so I know a thing or two about hiding stuff in Confluence. :) What you are asking for unfortunately is only possible on Server and Data Center, but not in Cloud. There are only a couple of things about the look & feel that you can actually adjust…

Sorry, just saw that you had a second question! The Task Report macro also allows you to filter for tasks that are on a given page. So you can decide exactly what tasks will be displayed. I think this is exactly what you want: There's even more filtering options in the macro. Definitely have a look at it, I think it can do…

Hi @Rob Staples, Not sure whether you're on Server or Cloud but you need to insert the Task Report macro into your page. Like this: When you do that, a dialog should open up where you can choose the settings for the settings for the macro. So in your cases, you want to look for the "status" option: Hope this helps! By the…

Hi @Rob Staples, Pretty sure that the way this is implemented is by using two Task Report macros with the same filter. Additionally, the first macro is set up to only show incomplete tasks, while the second macro is set up to only show complete tasks. This should "move your tasks down" to the second macro once you complete…

Hi @D_D_D_ THEB, Sounds like our app PocketQuery for Confluence should do what you're looking for. In the PocketQuery Administration you can define a Datasource + Query (e.g.: "https://your-server.com" + "/rest/api/your/endpoint"). Then you can use the PocketQuery macro to execute this Query in a page. It supports both XML…

Hi @EQTribe - Efficiency Quotient, You might want to look into Scroll Viewport. We for example have built our documentation in Confluence using that: https://help.livelyapps.com/ If you have any questions about it, I'm sure @Matt Reiner _K15t_ will be happy to help! :) Cheers, Sven

Hi @BB GG, Sorry for taking so long to respond! The last days have been quite busy for me as we launched 2 new apps on the Marketplace. :) Getting back to your question, yes, you can use this exactly to do what you described below. This is going to be a long answer as I will need to paste you lot of code, but it's really…

Really like the new look and feel when editing macros! Great work :)

Hi Joey, You might be interested in our app Usage Statistics for Confluence which was released just today! It is free and comes with a nice Space Summary that let's you see some reports on your Confluence pages. This feature is not available yet, but we plan to make every single "card" / "metric" available as a standalone…

Hi @BB GG, Yes, there is! Thanks to Templates, you can basically do anything with PocketQuery that you could do on a normal website. No additional apps required. :) This is for example a Template that renders 2 tabs, and then calls the "default template" which renders a table in the first tab, and also another template on…

Hi @Kim Wallace, I know it's been a while since you've asked this question, but since you haven't received any answers so far I thought you might like to hear that today our new app "Link Management for Confluence" was released on the Atlassian Marketplace. The idea behind it is that you can scan a space for links which…

Hi Steven, I don't think there's any direct or easy way to do it. If you're interested in all icons, you can find the SVG files here by the way: https://bitbucket.org/atlassian/atlaskit-mk-2/src/master/packages/core/icon/svgs/ What you could maybe do is take a screenshot (or use the SVGs) to create custom emojis and then…

Hi @sarah.rev, You could achieve this by using our app HideElements for Confluence. In the HideElements space settings you could hide the comments section and the inline comments menu for all pages in your space. (Apply the "red eye" to these elements to hide them and make sure that the "lock" is set to open so it can be…

Hi @Nikita Gavrilenko, I'm one of the developers of Task Reminder for Confluence. We're currently collecting ideas & feature requests to expand it and use cases like yours are exactly what we are looking for. Use Case 1 I think the only way you can implement this is by creating a page that only the assignee can edit, but…

Hi @Leon Klaus, If you're using Confluence Cloud, I can tell you that we are working on an app to solve this exact problem. It will be called "Link Management for Confluence" and will give you the ability to scan a space for links and then edit them from one place without having to go to every single page. Here's a…

Hi @Peter-I, Pulling data such as JSON from external sources is specifically what our app PocketQuery for Confluence was designed for. PocketQuery is very powerful and can also connect to Databases. It provides a sophisticated templating mechanism that lets you fully control how your result is presented on the Confluence…

Hi @Ulysse Mizrahi, Unfortunately I don't know the answer to this question. But anything related to app development is usually better asked over on the Atlassian Developer Community. If you re-post your question here, make sure to link your thread here as well, so people finding your question on here will be able to find…

Hi @Ofri Wienner, To do something like this in Confluence you will indeed need a third party app. One of the apps that can do this is our app PocketQuery. It lets you define Datasources (e.g. SQL databases or REST APIs) in an administration interface and also Queries. Users can then use the PocketQuery macro to execute…

Thank you so much @DJ Chung! Stoked to see and provide feedback on the new experience! :)

Hi @Andy Phillips, I'm one of the developers of HideElements for Confluence, so I can say with confidence that I know a thing or two about hiding things in Confluence. I'd love to suggest to you our app for that, but I'm afraid what you're going for here is better solved with a different approach. As far as I understand,…