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Your configuration options for Confluence Cloud are very limited. I believe you can't change menus.

The descriptor needs to be different for both apps, i.e. you need 2 atlassian-connect.json.

Ok. If I understand this correctly, this is not supported in Jira. I believe apps can not directly hook into this screen.

Hi @Dora Lukin , Can you explain in more detail what you mean by a transition?

@Jorge LeiteThat's a limitation in Confluence. What you can do is to give the page names like "Product1 - software" and "Product 2 - software".

@Aleksandar SalevskiYou can't change history through the API. You can only read the history.

@Paul SRegistering dynamic modules is only allowed for connect applications. If your app is not installed in Confluence Cloud, you can't use that API.

@mignonYou can do something called a "space export", which includes all pages in a space.

W.r.t. GDPR is also good to understand that user data are stored in the US, regardless of the data residency option. See https://support.atlassian.com/security-and-access-policies/docs/understand-data-residency-and-realms/ 

Hi @Alex Devane , The table of contents macro should still work: https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/insert-the-table-of-contents-macro/ . However there have been changes with the support of options and the change of the Confluence page editor. That might be the reason that your macro does not seem to work.

Hi @Eli Windchy , unfortunately this is not possible.

Hi @B-S , One option is to look into the page properties macro https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/insert-the-page-properties-macro/ and the page properties report macro. The page properties macro allows each employee to add information in their page, and the page properties report macro allows you to…

@Randy O'NealWhile I'm not aware of a way to control Confluence pages with a PR, there are a couple of add-ons in the marketplace, which allow a similar workflow. The keyword here is "Document Control" (we make one of these add-ons: Document Control ).

@Shaun ScallanIt's hard to do that in Confluence with a single step. One solution would be to export html, and copy/paste that into your email, see https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/export-content-to-word-pdf-html-and-xml/ 

@Shabbir AnowerOne possibility is to use the iframe macro: https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/insert-the-iframe-macro/ 

@Daniel Fox Experienced the same issue yesterday, so it seems to be something wrong in Confluence. My experience with these kinds of issues is that they mostly disappear after a day or two, as Atlassian is doing continuous roll-outs of new cloud versions.

@Jolanda StrubelExperienced the same issue yesterday, so it seems to be something wrong in Confluence.

@StephanieHave you checked if the Zap is for Jira cloud?

Sorry, can't help you with your question directly, but if a add "JQL" instead of "SQL" to your question, others might find the question easier.

@Jana JägerThe pin code feature you ask about is not part of Confluence. However you can add access restrictions to a single page. Just click on the lock icon at the top of the page, and restrict the access to specific user only.

There is no direct access to logs in Jira Cloud. However you can manually access audit logs.

For Confluence Cloud, you can't embed it. However you can use the Confluence API do to some things.

When you edit the page, you can click on the macro and see an edit button. Is that what you want to achieve?

Have a look at the space permissions. To give access to most users in your organization, add the group confluence-users to the permissions. See https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/assign-space-permissions/

I believe there are a lot of issues: * you must install your new add-on in Confluence to see the Confluence screen. That means you must have a Confluence Cloud instance. * it seems you run the add on in virtualBox. That might prevent the add-on from network access to cloud

Hi @krevis , Your question hints at a common use case: to list page belonging to a specific category (or similar). One simple method is to give each page a label based on the project name (e.g. projectOne). You can then list pages together using the content by label macro:…

Hi @[deleted] There is no built in approval system in Confluence Cloud. However there are a couple of add-ons in the marketplace which make this possible. For example, we make Document Control for Confluence Cloud , which allows you to designate reviewers and different types of signatures for approval. There's a free…

@[deleted]Due to the differences between server and cloud, even if plugins have the same name, their capabilities are usually different. During a migration I would primarily look into plugins which support the features you need, and change the plugin if needed.

@Carla BreidenbachLikely not all versions of Word will be supported in the future. One solution I can think of is to attach the wordfile to the Confluence page as a sort of backup (which partially defeats the purpose of using Confluence in the first place).

@Kilian BrachtendorfThis is not possible.