Roma Bubyakin [Wombats Corp] Specialist

Hello @Lukas Mühlemann What exact information would you like to show on the page?

In this case, the option from @Barbara Szczesniak can be used "as is" Have a nice day, Roman

Hi @Kirk Portas You can take a look here

Hello @Hans-Joachim Fritz You might try our User Macro for Confluence Cloud app. It gives full control over data that will be shown in macro. So any customization you need could be implemented there. I have created a general macro for your use case that lists all attachments from the current space. It gives additional…

Hello @Meera_Amanullah You can use our "Page Information macro" app for such simple use cases. Or if you want to add logic, styling, processing, etc. pls look into a more complex solution: "User Macro for Confluence Cloud". Regards, Roman, Wombats Corp CEO 

Hi @Daniel Seegräber As an alternative solution to Confluence's Databases proposed by @Kristian Klima you can take a look at our app User Macro for Confluence Cloud Pros * Live update of the data * Reusable on all spaces/pages * Customizable view and data * Possibility to create any other macro for different purposes Cons…

I did a similar thing but w/o import-export. With direct SQL requests. It is not safe enough so it should be tested carefully and requires reindexing after.

Do you use Server / Data Center or Cloud (*atlassian.net)?

Hi @Melisa Singh Welcome on the Community 🙂 You cannot change it, because it's a default macro header. If you really want to change you have to create own user macro and describe its behaviour. Regards, Roman

Hi @daniel ben zaken I'm from Wombats Corp marketplace partners. As @Valerie Knapp said 3rd party plugins could do it. We have already developed a User Macro for Confluence Cloud app for custom macro development. Here is an example of how you can show Space Permissions with it. It listed all global spaces (excluding…

Migration is a good time to take out legacy and unify things around. Several years ago I did the same thing but used Java + direct SQL queries (less safe than your method, but worked fine). Good luck with clean-up and migration duties 🤗

Wow, that sounds impressive! But it looks like just a one-time replacement before migration to not have errors.

Sad, but yes. At least there is some possibility to substitute previous functionality.

Hi Volker, I'm from Wombats Corp Atlassian Marketplace. Precisely for such a case, we have developed a User Macro for Confluence Cloud app. It still has some limitations due to Atlassian Cloud limitations, however, there are many things you can achieve with it. Regarding migration, I will be happy to support you on the way…

Sorry to hear that. In this case, I would try to mimic panels with an appropriate icon + background color with basic formatting. From my side wish you all the best and get an official comment from Atlassian.

As I remember, in a release note for the Public Pages Atlassian said that embedded macro will not be rendered. I believe, that this is an issue. At the end of this page, you can find a list of hidden/public items: How secure are public links? 

Hi @Dave LIAO In case you are using Cloud It might also be worth to take a look into our (Wombats Corp) app User Macro for Confluence Cloud You can create numerous dynamic macros from the admin panel. For your exact use case template would be the following: ## get pages in the current space #set($sort = "-modified-date")…

Moreover, testing it on Server with custom DB (using atlas-run-standalone) becomes impossible! Cause it asked about evaluating license that you cannot get 😡

Cool plugin, Tetiana! What kind of notifications the plugin support? I mean some pop-up, email (for whom?) or maybe automatical ticket creation

As far as I know, no :(

Hi @Leo Breuss, Unfortunately, it's not possible out-of-the-box. It could be done only with 3rd party plugins. For instance, API Tokens for Jira which I have developed. Regards, Roman

Regarding user, it's a username of user that you would like to use in automation. It could be your personal username or dedicated user for such automation. Regarding tokens, it's still not implemented for local instances. You can use normal user' password there or give a try to my plugin API Tokens for Jira I am a…

Hi @Marek Ptak _TT_ Could you please clarify is it Cloud (atlassian.net) or Server Jira? In any way here is an example of python script that I'm using: from jira import JIRA# Variables blockbaseUrl = 'http://localhost:8730' # base url of your Jira instanceusername = 'admin' # username from Jiratoken =…

Hi Merajul, You can find an example of apex code from @Prabu Sivagnanam in the following answer: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Re-Re-Salesforce-Jira-Integration-callback-url/qaq-p/1079940/comment-id/142056#M142056 Btw, if you are using Jira Server or Data Center (not Cloud) there is no ability to…

Hi Valery, I see only one option. Create a technical user with limited access and generate token for that account. Regards, Roman

Basic auth fully supported in Jira Server. And this is one of the ways how scripts connects to REST API. However, you can use there only username:password pairs (fred:fred) and no ability to substitute password with a token (fred:H16gOI61Gaw1Hm7lQ3kP).

Hello Ozan, As @Andy Heinzer mentioned, Jira server expects username:password Unfortunately, basic auth via tokens is not supported yet in Server and Data Center installation. At the moment it's possible only via 3rd party plugins. You can give a try to API Tokens for Jira that I've developed. Regards, Roman

In this case tokens management is easier and works out-of-the box. So just follow this instruction https://confluence.atlassian.com/cloud/api-tokens-938839638.html Small introduction into these tokens: they are just a substitution of a normal password but for API and works only in pair with username. That means, users, who…

Hi Michel, As I understand you are asking for API Tokens on server instance (if not, you can start from here API Tokens in cloud Jira). Unfortunately, there is no ability to generate such tokens on Server / Data Center installations. However, you can give a try to my plugin: API Tokens for Jira It supports Service Desk and…

As far as I know, no