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Hi @Sachin Petkar Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Currently, user access logging function is only available to On-premise version. In Confluence Cloud, in order to view that user access logging you need to install analytics add-on from Atlassian marketplace. Refer this thread for more details.

Hi @Neil Anthony Morada Have you tried configuring the port (say your preferred port is 9090) by adding below line to /bin/setenv.sh ? CATALINA_OPTS="-Dsynchrony.port=9090 ${CATALINA_OPTS}" Also please confirm your confluence server version.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community @Dawei Wang Please reach out to your Jira Administrators to help you install the app OR ask them to grant you admin rights so that you can install the app yourself.

Hi @Sourabha Shetty Bailur Welcome to the Atlassian Community! In the new Confluence Cloud editor experience this is currently not possible but it is still an option in the Legacy editor. There's this feature request which is Under Consideration by Atlassian, I would suggest you to start watching it for further updates. If…

Hi @Tamara_Blake Can you confirm which confluence DC version are you using ? Please refer these articles for some insights - Confluence not working on Safari and Browser Troubleshooting guide and Editing a page using Safari .

Hi @Patrick Chen I think this thread might help answering your question. You an also reach out to Atlassian Support by raising a support ticket for further help.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community @Ashley Rendall In this case, you should be reaching out to your Confluence Admin/System admin team to grant you access to the required space/pages. 

Welcome to the Community @dmitry.bazanov Please raise a support ticket to Atlassian Support who can help you to enable the old editor on your instance.

Hi @Fariz Aliverdiyev Approvals are based on custom fields that point to users, so first you can check if the custom field was altered/deleted by anyone ? There was also a bug on JSD server, please refer that to see if that's not the cause here.

Hi @Miriam Cam You can check the attachment settings in your instance to see what Attachment Size is configured. The default (per file) is 10485760 bytes (10 MB). The maximum attachment size (per file) is 2147483647 bytes (2 GB). Refer this link for details. 

Thank you for confirming Shrikant. Please visit the below Atlassian KB to troubleshoot the collaborative editing https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/troubleshooting-collaborative-editing-858772087.html You can try turning off the Collaborative editing and retry the actions to see if it works. 

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Oh are you using Free plan? if yes, then you are out of luck. But if you are using standard or premium you can ask your site admin to raise a ticket for you.

So you are trying to upload this add on ? Which browser are you using ? have you tried any alternate browser and see if you are getting the same error. Please also check atlassian-confluence.log for any errors while you are uploading the app.

Glad to help @Keve , please mark the answer as accepted if you have found it useful.

Hi @Naveen Kumar_Appfire Have you already tried the example given in the REST API documentation for confluence cloud ? You can try it first on a sample page to see how it works. If you are facing any issues please post here, will be glad to assist.

You are right @petr.zhidov, in the source page if you have a code block macro and if you try to include that page using include macro, it breaks the formatting. This looks like a bug. I would suggest you to raise a support ticket with Atlassian for help.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community @Aleksey Khorkov You are right, in the source page if you have a code block macro and if you try to include that page using include macro, it breaks the formatting. This looks like a bug. I would suggest you to raise a support ticket with Atlassian for help.

Hi @shrikant maheshwari Few questions - Do you have the same page open in multiple tabs in your browser ? Have you tried any other browser or tried the same actions in Incognito window and see if it works ? Do you have Collaborative editing turned "ON" on your confluence site ? Do you see any error messages in the…

Hi @tirupam1479 Are you getting this error while connecting to the Atlassian marketplace ? In that case you can refer this KB article. OR are you facing this issue while uploading a new app ?

Hi @Keve Assuming that you have Confluence Server instance, you can create a user macro as mentioned on this KB article which will display modified page dates in a table. If you are using Confluence Cloud, you can't create user macros at this point of time on cloud. You can use this app its free for now.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community @Chris Ackermans ! If you are familiar with REST API, you can write a script to add restrictions to all your pages at once. Refer this rest api endpoint for details. From the UI, you have to manually add restrictions on each page.

Hi @Keve Welcome to the Atlassian Community ! Are you using confluence server or cloud ? If you have access to the Database, you can easily determine the last modified date for spaces by querying it. For example: SELECT spacename, spacekey, lastmoddate FROM spaces; I am not aware of any such macro which can give you that…

Hi @Nikolaus Rupp Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Since the vulnerability has been already fixed in v7.13.0+ you shouldn't be facing any issues with it. I would advise raising a support ticket to Atlassian Support for immediate attention.

Glad to help :)

You will need to login with your Atlassian Account and click on "This affects my team" to vote for it and "Start watching this issue" to watch it.

Welcome to the Atlassian Community @Stephanie Donnelly First thing you can check is the Notification settings in your project. Project Settings-->Notifications, and add Request Participants to the required Notification events so that the participants also get notification emails about any updates on the issue. I have not…

Welcome to the Atlassian Community @Veerappan Senthil Kumar Yes, There is a default limit of 250 resolved inline comments that the backend returns and currently, there is no known workaround for this behavior. There is a BUG raised already for this, I would suggest you to vote for it and start watching it for future…

Ok thanks for confirming, if they try to login for the first time, do they get any errors ?

Hi @Chris Price I think it's because you have not enabled Confluence Product access to new users. Go to --> Administration->Site Settings -> Product Access and enable Add group for Confluence product like below -