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Hi @Elaine Foley, in regards to tracking changes, do you already know about Page versions & history? There you can see precisely who changed what and when. I think for word count you'll indeed need an app from the Atlassian Marketplace. Cheers, Sven

Hi @jonb, as you probably already know you can already star pages and spaces. You can see them in the Sidebar while on the Dashboard and by click on the "Saved for later" link, that shows in the menu when you click on your profile picture: If you need a dropdown menu in the header, I can point you to our app Lively Theme,…

Sorry, no idea. I think you should probably write an actual Java macro and let Confluence inject the LabelManager properly into your Macro class. This would be a lot easier and more flexible than trying to poke around with reflection inside a user macro. Cheers

Hey @Michael Rosenberger, the "com.atlassian.confluence.labels.LabelManager#addLabel(com.atlassian.confluence.core.ContentEntityObject;com.atlassian.confluence.labels.Label;) int" method is one of the deprecated methods that have been removed with Confluence 7. From looking at the Java docs it seems like you'll need to use…

Hi @Amgen_Test, the native HTML macro is not available in Confluence Cloud. You can find more details in other Community threads. (1, 2) If you still need an HTML macro like there is on Server you can look on the Atlassian Marketplace. There's serveral vendors who are offering different kinds of HTML macros. But…

Hey @Hadar Epstein, what does your descriptor (atlassian-connect.json) look like? Have you already tried changing the key in it? BTW: For App development related questions you might want to check out the Atlassian Developer Community. :) Cheers, Sven

Hi @Pedro Braga, as far as I understand you are talking about the "Link to placeholder (undefined page)" feature? As you can see on the Confluence Cloud Editor Roadmap this is not yet implemented in the new editor, but is in the short term backlog and will probably be available soon: And here is the issue where you can…

Hi @ankeli, have you tried adding the parameter "&expand=body.view" to your REST url? This should give you the rendered version. If you can't do that you could also send the relevant storage format to the convert content body REST API to render it. Hope this helps! :) Cheers, Sven

Hi @DennisEvans, If this is not a production instance and you are just using it for evaluation / testing purposes it might make sense to turn off Synchrony. This has often improved stability for me in my developer instances and resolved issues like you are describing. To do that go to "General configuration > Collaborative…

Hi Kristin, there's several CSS selectors you need to do this. * Space Admins: #spaceAdmins, label[for="spaceAdmins"] * Page History: #page-history-container .contributors .confluence-userlink * Version Diff: .diff-menu .confluence-userlink Combined into a single selector you get: #spaceAdmins, label[for="spaceAdmins"],…

With enough fiddling this might be possible but it sounds like you're pushing the limits of what user macros should be used for. If you're already doing complicated stuff like that with user macros the jump to writing real Confluence macros might not be that big for you. The tutorial for creating a Hello World macro is…

Hallo Gesche, ohne Apps ist das glaube ich nicht so leicht möglich. Wir empfinden Blogs auch als eine der besten Möglichkeiten um "Company News" bekannt zu machen. Confluence lässt aber einiges zu wünschen übrig was Blogging anbelangt. Deswegen haben wir uns mit Lively Blogs eine Lösung gebastelt, die dank dem Marketplace…

Hi Carl, this is because Custom CSS is not allowed in the Cloud. You can find more information about this in this other thread: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Is-custom-CSS-not-allowed-in-Confluence-Cloud/qaq-p/167898 Cheers, Sven

Oops! Thanks for pointing that out. I also removed the extra slash from I own answer so people blindly copy/pasting won't fall for it. I hope it hasn't caused you too much trouble! Cheers, Sven

Nice article! The mobile app really is a must! I absolutely wouldn't know how to navigate Summit without it. :)

Hi @Richard, the easiest way is probably to go to the Marketplace page of the given app and look there: For more information you can also directly look at all of the app versions and see what version of the app is compatible with what version of Confluence. BTW: Unless you're using apps that are not being maintained…

Hmm, no I don't think so... For that you might actually need to head over to the space settings.

Generally everything will have some kind of performance impact, right? But applying page restrictions shouldn't be more harmful than writing a comment or editing a page. It really shouldn't be too much of a problem unless there's tens of thousands of pages in your space. Nevertheless, here's an official article on this…

Hi Jon, usually the settings should be saved with every action you do. No need to click an extra button. But since you're in the cloud you should be able to reorder pages right in the sidebar. No need to go to the space settings! Here's a short recording of me doing it: As you can see, with every action there is a success…

Hi @Vladislav Belyaev, sounds very much like our app PocketQuery could be useful for you! In PocketQuery you can define REST & SQL queries in a separated admin interface. These Queries can be executed in a page via a Macro and you can define with a Velocity templates how the results should be displayed. (Default is a…

If this macro has been developed for you you will need to tell the developers to include a hidden="true" attribute in the xhtml-macro definition in their atlassian-plugin.xml. See here for more information: https://developer.atlassian.com/server/confluence/including-information-in-your-macro-for-the-macro-browser/ Cheers,…

Is this happening with other apps as well? This might be some temporary hicc-up of the Marketplace. You could try downloading the latest version directly from the Marketplace and uploading the JAR manually in the UPM. Cheers, Sven

Thanks for the link! Oh well, in that case I think you have the answer to your question. Make sure to vote on the issue.

Hi @Sherelene Andrew, this is typical situation where you would look in the Atlassian Partner Directory for a local Solution Partner. They perform migrations like this a lot and you might even be able to find one that already has experience with Unfuddle->Jira. :) Cheers, Sven

If you're talking about Wiki Markup, it looks like this was supported in the old editor, but is not supported in the new editor anymore: This screenshot is from the Confluence Cloud Editor Roadmap and here is the issue where you can vote the feature to be brought back: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-65756…

Hi @Ander Ruiz, what documentation did you find that says this? Could you link to it? As per this thread it seems to be only possible with a Marketplace app. Cheers, Sven

Hi @mark.acantilado, this is probably the article you're looking for. Cheers, Sven

Hi Heiko, this might happen because some resources of the bitvoodoo theme are not fully loaded on your custom page. You should try reaching out to bitvoodoo about this. Maybe they can give you a context or web-resource keys that you can require in your Velocity Template via the webResourceManager so it will look good…

Hi @Library Curator, @Max Foerster - K15t is right. According to the Confluence Cloud Editor Roadmap this feature is not available in the new editor. It is only available for "old pages" that have been converted to the new editor, but not for pages that have been created via the new editor. Here is the issue where you can…

In the article it says the conversion feature is still being rolled out. You might have to wait a little before your instance gets that feature.