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Check that all your plugins are fully enabled and fully compatible with the current version. Also, are you using a theme that isn't supported by the version of Confluence that you've installed?

Rename the file without the "+" characters.

AppFusions has a solution to this that we will be releasing in early Aug/late July. If you'd like to try a beta on staging, contact us at info@appfusions.com. We can send you a trial. When released - we will update this more.

So, it will be built into future versions of each of the products, but currently only JIRA 4.4 has backup/restore capabilities for AO. Is that right?

As an alternative, you could try this out: http://www.appfire.com/firestarter/

It looks like the editor added the nasty <span> -- I didn't write that. Glad you got the gist of it ;)

That's nearly there, but id attributes cannot be numbers, well perhaps now with HTML5. Instead try something like: #set($id = "random-" + $action.dateFormatter.calendar.timeInMillis) Hat tip: @Joseph Clark-- https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/218260/random-number-with-velocity If that doesn't work, add a…

You could write a user macro to do that and output on a page. Off the top of my head, something like: $spaces = $spaceManager.getAllSpaces()<ol>#foreach ($space in $spaces) <li>$space.key $space.name</li>#end</ol> Look at this page in the documentation (one of my favourites):…

If your user macro includes a form and also reads request parameters, when you submit the form it could reload the page. Alternatively, it could do some query using AJAX and then display data returned.

* Make sure you've got the Atlassian SDK installed * Create a new plugin using the command atlas-create-fecru-plugin - this will build a skeleton plugin template * Having created the plugin, you should now have an atlassian-plugin.xml file in the directory src/main/resources * Create a new Java class at say…

I was just about to suggest that too ;)

Peter, perhaps you'd like to add the into your Custom HTML | At the end of the HEAD rather than in the macro - to prevent the style switch on load before the CSS loads.

I've updated the CSS file on Dropbox. Now you get this: I'm too nice to you ;) Btw: Copy the CSS file elsewhere - I may delete it yet!

Peter, that's a custom link but is easily replicated with the following user macro: ## Macro title: space-home-link## Macro has a body: N## Output: HTML## @noparams<p class="space-home"> <a href="$req.contextPath/display/$space.key"> $space.name </a></p><link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet"…

Jamie, I agree. Allowing edit of the velocity layouts in admin just feels like a very dirty and very hidden hack. It's worse than JS based DOM manipulation and is easily forgotten and yes, the layout doesn't update on upgrade. At the very least, the upgrade *should* highlight all the spaces that need fixing and how…

Depends. Which version of JIRA?

Try the exact same settings in standard email client and see whether you can replicate the problem. * Is there a network connectivity issue between Confluence and the mail server? * Is the mail server experiencing problems? * Do you have the same problems if you switch to an alternative mail server? Also, add a screenshot…

Using Confluence 5.1-OD-13 suggests that you're running the OnDemand version for Confluence rather than the normal version. Is this on purpose or by pure chance that you've installed the wrong version? OD == OnDemand -- cryptic, right?

One way to achieve this would be to create a user macro which adds both the large and small images to the page, but has... * screen styles that display the small image but hides the large image * print styles that hides the small image and displays the large image

Also, for geek points, you can type AJS.params.JiraVersion into your browsers javascript console when you're on JIRA.

Sounds like you need WTFilter:http://codegeist.atlassian.com/entry/167988

Perhaps you should build a simple user macro to do this job. For example this user macro will link to a couple of pages in the current space: ## Macro title: Some kind of formatting macro## Macro has a body: N## Body processing: n/a## Output: HTML#### Developed by: David Simpson, AppFusions## Date created: 2013-07-02##…

If you're using a SaaS version, ask your supplier to upgrade.

You may also consider Contegix hosting e.g. http://www.contegix.com/landing/atlassianehsp/

Also the default setting is just 10MB -- somewhat meagre in comparison to your requirements.

I'm sure you've got your reasons, but I can't help thinking that this is just a bad idea. If this is a popular download it will have a negative effect on the performance. Uploading a 300MB+ file through a web browser is unlikely to be fruitful. Admittedly you could try using WebDAV, which will work but that doesn't have…

I can't really guess the use case for this, but a user macro could be the way forward... Browse to Confluence Admin | Configuration | User Macros Add a new user macro... ## Macro title: New Blogpost## Macro has a body: N## Body processing: n/a## Output: HTML#### Developed by: David Simpson [AppFusions]## Date created:…

Either create a user macro with the following content: $content.id ...then add the user macro to the page. Or add the above to an appropriate place in the PDF template. See: http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Providing+PDF+Versions+of+your+Technical+Documentation

I think this is really a duplicate of How to add a serial / issue number to a page in Confluence 4.0? My answer to that likely holds up still: Browse to Confluence Admin | Look & Feel | Custom HTML Paste this in At the end of the HEAD: <script>AJS.toInit(function(){ if (AJS.params.pageId != 'undefined') {…

Try updating the stylesheet with more room for labels e.g. append this to the end... #jira form.aui .field-group { padding-left:300px;}#jira form.aui .field-group label { left: -300px; margin-right: -300px; width: 290px;}#jira form.aui legend span { width: 290px;}#jira form.aui .buttons-container .buttons { padding-left:…