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Probably you need to export the Confluence pages to PDF, and then move them to Sharepoint.
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As far as I know, Atlassian has not added the page status to PDF export. So you can't do this at the moment.
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Git asking for a password every time is a feature of git.
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There is a delay until new properties are indexed by CQL. However I do not know if Atlassian publishes a minimum delay to wait for indexing.
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It is not possible to grant auth access to the Confluence iframe account. In effect, your browser is accessing the iframe, and the authentication is the same as your browsers authentication.
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Hi @Ian Graham , This is currently not reliably possible. It seems the Confluence app does not render all content, and Atlassian is changing the app regularly and testing features.
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Forge macro export currently does not really work. It's quite unreliable, and in many cases just gives errors.
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Hi @Doug Bass , I'm not aware of any recent changes by Atlassian. The `csrt-fake-token-ignore` is usually caused by automatic testing by Atlassian.
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Hi @Connie Husmillo , In our experience, users who set up a quality management system in Confluence Cloud use multiple addons. These addons start from the free Keep it up to date! addon to solutions using Document Control. When building such a system with Confluence Cloud, most users implement the system specific to their…
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Hi @Mohammed Rashid You can't directly add html to Confluence. Confluence will strip the html. The reason is that allowing html would be a security issue. However there are some html addons available in the marketplace. These work in a different security context than the main Confluence page.
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Hi @Samantha If your use case requires stricter approvals you can use our app Document Control for Confluence Cloud. The app is mainly built for regulated environments. If you set to not require additional authentication, the app is simple to use and shows you an approval trail directly in the Confluence page.
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For most of our workflows, page status is unusable. The reason is that we approve pages, and base the approval on a specific document version. If several people have approved a specific document version, they could set the page status to "Approved". However changing the page status changes the document version to a new…
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There is also our free addon, Keep it up to date!, which allows you to create tables which show outdated documents. I think it fits most or all of your requirements. Just try it. You could e.g. show all documents which have not been updated in 30 days, which are e.g. in a specific space. And so on for the other periods.…
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One thing you must make sure is that the page properties macro is on all pages you want to pull into the page properties report.
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We have a free addon, Keep it up to date!, which allows you to create tables which show outdated documents. I think it fits most or all of your requirements. Just try it. You could e.g. show all documents which have not been updated in 30 days, which are e.g. in a specific space. And so on for the other periods.
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Email addresses are not directly available using OAuth, except if a user has given consent. See https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/profile-visibility/
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@Dave Meyer , @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- , I have found a link where Atlassian says it is using specific external services: https://support.atlassian.com/organization-administration/docs/ip-addresses-and-domains-for-atlassian-cloud-products/ Among these are: * Pubnub * Wordpress/Gravatar Content Delivery Network * Google…
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As far as I know, you can't rename the standard templates.
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C'est impossible avec les fonctions intégrées de Confluence.
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My recommendation is to go with the shared inbox approach, because that let's you handle further email processing through the inbox.
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My recommendation is to contact Atlassian support directly.
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Hi @Marie Schneider-Lê , Yes, with a free account you can use the Confluence API. However there are some rate limits if you have very high usage.
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One thing which comes to my mind as a possible cause: The pages were created very recently, and Confluence has not yet indexed them. Sometimes this issue resolves after a short while.
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Not sure what you are looking for, but DocuSign can't sign a Confluence page, as such a page is not under the "control" of DocuSign. There are a couple of addons for Confluence which allow you to sign a page (e.g. our addon Document Control), and these are integrated into Confluence. On the other hand, if you need DocuSign…
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If they are still in a group in Jira, they will still have access.
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Emails about bitbucket commits go to the email address in git, which might be different from the account email address if you changed the account email. You can see your git email by typing: `git config --list` on your local machine.
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You can remove the external developers from jira-software-users.
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Admins can't see all content. Is the admin part of the group? If so, they should be able to see the content.
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Attachments in Confluence are versioned, and so older versions of attachments may keep existing.
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In Confluence you can add users to groups, if you are a Confluence admin. That means you can make a group which has access to your new space, and add users to this group.