Bill Bailey Expert

Maybe you should provide the HTML code that you are trying to insert? I am not aware of any limit on the number of HTML macros (but I really try to avoid using them).

Yeah, the issue is with the indexing. Split returns a string list, and I am not smart enough to figure out how to address via index. But the following code could give you a work around. ## @noparams #set ($var1 = $body.split("-")) #foreach($string in $var1) <p>$string</p> #end You could then create an array, and then…

I think your issue is that the split method use a Regex string split(String regex, int limit) And hyphen is used to indicate range, so try escaping it in your expression. #set ($var1 = $body.split("\-"))

You can do a lot to reskin Confluence BUT you must be on server version to have the ability to restructure that much. Cloud is very restrictive.

I think #4 worked because Confluence is good in resolving page names that have changed (based on pageID).

A hyphen is a reserved character for search. Try escaping it with a backslash (\), for example if the page name is: some-page Try entering some\-page

I see in another reply, you said you were on Cloud? You may want to change your tag from Cloud rather than server.

In the past, table column highlighting plus formatting would work in FireFox but not in Chrome. So always try another browser to ensure it is not a browser issue.

And view only doesn't disable those menu items? And unless you have export space permissions enabled for anon, they will not be able to create a PDF.

What permissions do you have currently set for anon users?

Really curious about the use model for removing all these options. Visibility of those items is also controlled via permissions. So if there are a set of users you want to restrict these options from, set their permission levels to not allow attachments, for example.

I agree, ditch Word (is only good for writing letters home to grandma) and use the power of Confluence.

Sharepoint, the solution for the year 2000!

Your users have never heard of child pages? ;-) Thanks for putting this together!

Was the list pasted from some other HTML source? If so, that could be why you are seeing an issue. My suggestion is to highlight the entire list, and possibly the paragraphs before and after and clear formatting, then reapply bulleting.

You may be able to try $content which gains you access to ContentEntityObject, so something like this may work. $content.<span><a href="https://docs.atlassian.com/atlassian-confluence/6.6.0/com/atlassian/confluence/core/ContentEntityObject.html#getContainerContent--" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener…

yeah, I have just found that it is hard to expect 100% compliance with any manual method, not that people resist, but forget to perform the task, or misunderstand what they are supposed to do.. And save for later sets no alarm/reminder. Good luck!

yes would be nice, but your alternative to an additional workflow is to develop a user macro/plugin. A workflow is probably the quicker and cheaper way to go.

Carlos, you will need to build that type of ToC manually. The ToC macro is only at the page level and looks at headings on the page. There is also a Children Display macro to display a listing of pages. You want a mix, so you need to build it yourself.

I would suggest this plugin comala-metadata. It has the advantage of being free as well. I have used it for years.

Well if you are open to a paid plugin, you could write a workflow to do what you want with comala-workflows

Not sure you got an answer or figured it out, but if you are righting a macro, you can simply use the setComment() method. For example: $attachment.setComment("Test Comment")

Yeah, the tag said Confluence. I just added cloud (probably want to delete the Confluence tag). And you are SOL without some real cleverness. I am not a fan of the hosted version given all the limitations (the main one being lack of user macros), plus being forced to new versions. Maybe there is a way through the color…

Yes, admins have to operate under the honor system to not reset permissions for spaces/pages they do not have rights to (unless asked to do so).

Short answer is, you can't. Longer answer is you can if you modify the CSS for the instance/space. If you want to do it on just one table (or one style of table), you can create a user macro to wrap the table with a classed div tag and add the CSS to your space/global CSS OR add it to the user macro itself. Generally, I…

You can update the global stylesheet in the admin console (under Look and Feel). Docs are here: styling-confluence-with-css

Maybe you can provide more details of what you are trying to do. I have never run across permission problems with plugins working internally.

These properties are not accessible as Java objects?

Yes, having set up more than one Confluence-based doc systems, I do recommend separate spaces for a couple of reasons: * Reduces issues of page name collisions * Ability to set up different permission structures. * Makes the navigation less complex (with one large space, you can end up with very deep page hierarchies.

Wasn't clear which version you had as the tag said both. I have not tried this yet, but you maybe able to install a user macro as a plugin. So the process would be: * Spin up a local development instance of Confluence server * Create and test the user macro * Package the user macro as plugin. See user-macro-module *…