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Hi @Slimane Belgharbi, Yes, this usually happens when the space isn’t mapped in Site Builder, so Refined doesn’t “know” where to route the page ID. Try going to Site Builder → Spaces & content → Add mapping, and make sure the space that contains those pages is explicitly mapped to a category/site (even if you’re not using…
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Hi @Richard Hurt, Unfortunately there’s no setting to change that default behaviour — new child pages are always added to the bottom of the page tree. What most teams do in this case is periodically sort the pages manually by “creation date” using the Page Tree macro on an overview page, instead of relying on the sidebar…
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Hi @chayma jeballi, Once a free trial has been canceled it unfortunately can’t be reactivated on the same site.What you can do is start a new free trial by creating a new site URL (e.g. yourcompany-test.atlassian.net) — this will give you another 30-day trial to keep testing. Hope that helps — let me know if you need help…
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Hi @Ethan Collins and welcome to the community! 👋😊 That’s a great question (not basic at all — a lot of teams bump into this need when working with attachments inside Confluence). Short answer (native Confluence): When using the standard Excel / CSV macros, the table won’t refresh automatically when a new version of the…
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Thank you so much, @Kate C_. Feeling very honoured to be mentioned here — it’s a pleasure to contribute and learn alongside such a fantastic community. Congratulations to everyone on publishing their first article this week — let’s keep the momentum going! 🚀✨ — Mia Tamm from Simpleasyty
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That’s a really interesting use case @Ragan Rhodes — I don’t believe Databases currently support a true “synced copy” where you can add your own data without modifying the original. One workaround I’ve seen is surfacing the original entries via Page Properties and then pulling them into a separate table where you can…
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Thanks for sharing, @Drogo Walton — that’s a great use case! 😊 Out of curiosity, do you mostly update your tables manually, or do you bring data in from other sources? I’ve seen teams use Simple Table in quite different ways — from tracking QA test runs to summarizing retros and even aggregating feedback from Page…
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Hi @Tim.Klein , just curious, are you using the database board view as a kind of lightweight kanban to track tasks or content workflows? I’m wondering what led you to go with a Confluence database instead of something like a Jira board for this use case. Would love to understand your scenario better — what sort of entries…
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Hi @[deleted] 👋 Unfortunately Atlassian doesn’t currently allow you to change the email address on an existing Atlassian account, especially if it was originally created via Google Workspace login (SSO). The usual workaround is to: * Create a new Atlassian account using your .com email address * Then invite that new user…
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こんにちは @kuwashima masato_桑島政人_!👋 This looks like a Confluence Cloud date formatting issue, not something you’ve done wrong. By default, Confluence displays the “Last updated” timestamp in the site’s global language/locale settings. If your site is set to English (United States) → it will use the US format (YYYY/MM/DD).…
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Hi @Daniel Whitmore and welcome to the Community! 👋 This is exactly the kind of scenario our customers tackle using the Simple Table macro (from our Simple Table App for Confluence), so just wanted to share in case it helps: With it, you can: * Import CSVs from your different warehouses — even if formatting is inconsistent…
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Love seeing the pace of innovation here, @Lisa Teves {Appfire}. These updates look incredibly helpful for scaling teams! The Google Calendar integration and lockable time periods in particular are chef’s kiss for keeping worklogs both effortless and audit-safe (something our customers ask for all the time). Kudos to the…
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Hi @Christian Ring 👋 Unfortunately, Confluence Cloud doesn’t support nesting macros, which is why you’re able to see an Expand → Table Excerpt → Table Filter combo after the migration — but you can’t rebuild it from scratch. (The migrated page still renders, but you can’t insert macros inside Expand anymore in Cloud.) If…
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Hey @Haddon Fisher 👋 Sadly, there’s no native way in Confluence Cloud to embed the body of a page from instance A into a page on instance B, even if the source page is public (iFrame embedding is blocked and the include-page macros only work within the same Confluence site). Without any add-ons, the closest workaround I’ve…
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Hi @Jitesh Halai If you're looking to replicate the Slack → Confluence notifications setup but in Microsoft Teams, one common approach is to use a Teams Incoming Webhook along with either: * Confluence Automation (Cloud) → “Send web request” action or * An intermediary like Zapier, Power Automate or ScriptRunner to forward…
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Hey @Evelyn Sharpe, welcome to the Community! 👋😊 If you’re looking to manage your CAD transactions directly inside Confluence without jumping in and out of Excel or Google Sheets, you might want to try the Simple Table with Body macro (from our app Simple Tables for Confluence). With it you can: Add your table from…
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Hi Leanne, welcome to the community! Yes, that’s definitely possible, but instead of sending the notification to all addresses, you’ll want to add a Condition in your rule before the “Send email” action. A common pattern is to: * Use a Branch / If block to check the value of the field or template option that the user…
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Love this photo — those Shell and garage sets bring back memories! My favorite from back in the day was a small police station set; I must have rebuilt it a hundred times with different “renovations.” Amazing how a few bricks could spark so many stories.
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Hi @Rory Davidson — this trips a lot of folks up. Short answer: for Atlassian Cloud, everyone still signs in as an Atlassian account. SAML SSO (with Keycloak in your case) doesn’t replace the account model; it just handles the authentication. The good news is you don’t have to pre-create accounts manually: with Atlassian…
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This is a really clear and practical walkthrough, @Anwesha Pan — thanks for sharing! I haven’t tried the Carousel macro yet, but I can see how it could make long Confluence pages feel more dynamic and engaging, especially for showcasing multiple related links or visuals in a small space. — Mia Tamm from Simpleasyty
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Hi @Damien Siciliano , welcome to the Community! @Kristian Klima’s explanation is spot on — the Embed option still appears in link preferences, but currently it can’t be selected when linking to a Confluence page in an article. This seems to be a product limitation rather than a settings issue on your side. In the…
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Looks delicious @Jimmy Seddon ! 🍗 This week I’m grilling some marinated veggies and salmon — quick, simple, and perfect for summer evenings.
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Hi @Elena_Elevatic , I’ve seen a few similar reports in the Atlassian Community where kudos are not showing up, both on personal profiles and other members’ profiles. In some cases, people could still see them by going directly to the profile page and clicking the “Kudos” tab. It might be a temporary glitch, but if it…
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It sounds great @Calvin Sims I will let you know when we release the POC in Simple Tables. Cheers.
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Hi @Calvin Sims Reading through your workflow, I think there’s a potential approach that might fit what you’re trying to achieve. We’re currently working on a proof of concept in Simple Tables for Confluence that would integrate with the Page Properties macro. The idea is that you could keep each meeting’s notes in its own…
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Hi @Calvin Sims , Out of curiosity, what’s the main reason you’ve opted for using an embedded database for meeting notes? After the meetings, is the goal to have all the information stored and searchable in a database format? I’m wondering if a simpler approach — like keeping the notes in a Confluence table — could meet…
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Hi @Tho Thi , I think this one might be right up @Alex Medved _ConfiForms_’s alley from the ConfiForms team ☺️ — Mia Tamm from Simpleasyty
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Hi @Chetana, I think what you’re seeing might not be two-factor authentication in the usual sense, but rather Atlassian sending a 6-digit verification code to your email address to confirm you have access to it. If that’s the case, you don’t need an authenticator app, you just need to check your email inbox (and spam/junk…
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Hi @HQRAZAHS , I see exactly what you’re aiming for applying a filter once and having that “view state” persist for everyone, so that when colleagues open the page they immediately see the same filtered results without having to reapply filters. Our team at Simple Tables for Confluence is currently working on a POC that…
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Hi @Camille Moreau , What you’re describing is exactly the type of workflow we built Simple Tables for Confluence to handle. With Simple Tables, you can: * Import your Excel file directly into Confluence (no need to pre-calculate anything in Excel). * Add a calculated column — in your case, something like: = [Sale price] -…