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It sounds like you're trying to achieve something like this vertical flyout menu: http://greengeckodesign.com/projects/MenuMatic/examples/vertical/index.htm?q=projects/menumatic/examples/vertical/ That sounds really easy to do. It could be created with auser macro that wraps a nested unordered list. The user macro would…

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@Gustav Stresemann: I'm guessing here, but it sounds like you've used the Documentation Theme as a basis for a new Confluence theme. In the Documentation Theme, the "Default Theme Service" and the "Velocity Helper" are important parts of the theme that allow the theme to be configured with or without content in the left…

You're using hosted Confluence. I'd submit a support request with your host provider to ask for details to do this.

Try this: {include:Sample Include Page} where Sample Include Page is the name of your page. See also: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CONF35/Include+Page+Macro#IncludePageMacro-UsagewiththeWikiMarkupEditor

It looks like you we're using a different v1.5.3 to me. Different menus & different open source libraries included. It's ashame that the exact build number isn't displayed in the "About" dialog.

Try here: Then type stree at the command line.

I believe that for example the University of Bath use this approach in surfacing content from their wiki in their portal.

Confluence has remote APIs that would enable you to do this. Check out the documenation page: Remote API Specification

@saurabh bhagat Have fun ;)

Configuring Confluence SSO with Kerberos is non-trival, so at AppFusions, we provide our Kerberos SSO authenticator for Confluence with the installation service included. Since we changed to controlled service-inclusive deployments, instead of "do-it-yourself" deployments, success has been 100%. Prior to providing the…

What do you mean by user's paths? If you mean the way that a user browses around the space, that would require analysis of the paths taken perhaps using sometime like Google Analytics or Mixpanel. It would also require that you want to then restructure the paths into a tree (provided that the paths never cross). This is…

Follow @OnDemandStatus on Twitter and enable text/SMS alerts so that notifications get pushed to you.

AppFusions add-ons are now available from the AppFusions website rather than Marketplace -- fully supported and regularly updated.

The Google Analytics for Confluence plugin now displays data on who has viewed a page: Importantly, this is done without sending personally indentifiable information to Google Analytics, so complies with the Google Analytics terms of service. The Mixpanel Engagement Analytics add-on will also let you track all wiki…

Yes. There's the Google Analytics Plugin for Confluence. Check the video. Disclosure: I wrote the plugin :)

You could hook Confluence up to a web analytics package and track users that way. I've previously used Webtrends to record metrics such as page/blogpost views, edits, deletes, attachment downloads against users and built reports based on these. You can report across the wiki or specific to a space. Other web analytics…

@Justin Downing is right. That's the quickest way to get what you want. However, you'll need to remember what you did when you come to upgrade though, as this customisation will likely be reverted. Another approach would be to override the CSS with a custom stylesheet. Browse to... Confluence Admin | Look and Feel |…

Where are the images pointing to?

To remove caching in Apache, check these examples: http://www.askapache.com/hacking/speed-site-caching-cache-control.html I'd expect that you'll want to cache images, CSS, JS etc. You could potentially do this for a single space only using some kind of regexp, but that may be a little tricky. You'll likely want to enable…

Inject ProjectManager into your plugin code and use projectManager.getProjectObjects() to get a list https://docs.atlassian.com/jira/latest/com/atlassian/jira/project/ProjectManager.html#getProjectObjects() Or just get the component: ProjectManager projectManager =…

You could perhaps try out the Confluence CLI in Atlassian CLI. Get a list of child pages for a page: confluence --action getPageList --space "zconfluencecli" --title "Current Parent Page" --children Then move each page in the list to a new parent... confluence --action movePage --space "zconfluencecli" --title "This Child…

Hmm. It sounds like you want to create a fully fledged Confluence user, but without exceeding your licensed number of users. There are likely 2 choices here: * Swallow the extra cost of a bigger license * Remove old clients from the can use global permissions If one doesnt work, you'll have to try the other.

So, your JIRA server is mainly on HTTP, but the activity stream is on HTTPS which doesn't share the HTTP cookies?

Sure. Just add "Not applicable" or similar in that field. They assume you'll be buying for a company. Some people are not.

You'd have to write something bespoke to return everything from an LDAP. @mentions could work instead if you know the person's name. For a user macro that essentially reproduces @mentions try this: ## Macro title: User Mention## @param UserName:title=User|type=username|required=true|desc=Type a user's name#set($displayName…

I've seen something similar to this before -- it turned out that disabling antivirus on the client machine running the browser fixed this. Sounds crazy I know.

Plesse add an example user macro that doesn't work on C4

BTW: Don't use the font tag :(

The meta data for user macros is that stuff at the top of the macro in comments. Without the metadata, Confluence 4 does not know how to display the macro parameters in the macro browser The example macro below has 2 parameters, one of which is optional. ## Macro title: My Macro ## Macro has a body: N ## Body processing:…