David at David Simpson Apps Atlassian Partner

Mark: I've done a quick (very rough) how to video for adding the macro to all page/blogpost decorators: http://youtu.be/snfSkTyOGQ0 I hope this helps.

If you're feeling adventurous, you could create a Confluence plugin that listens for page & blog creation events and appends the macro to the end of the page. Failing that, consider adding it to the theme see /confluence/decorators/page.vmd & /confluence/decorators/blogpost.vmd in the Confluence installation directory for…

Which browser and version of the browser are you using?

Can you attach a screenshot? This might help

Don't use tables unless you're adding tabular data. Try something more like this (untested) instead: <div style="background:#F79618;"> <img src="/images/kp_banner2.gif" style="float:right;"> <img src="/images/kp_banner1.gif"></div> For extra points, externalise the styles.

Repeating this answer, you could consider the Confluence User Engagement plugin which AppFusions recently released on Atlassian Marketplace. It tracks: * Create, read, update and delete (CRUD) events are captured for all content types * Supported content types: Spaces, pages, blogposts, attachments, comments * For each…

Could you post the document? It would allow others to see how it is formatted.

Please expand on the problem you're having with a dash more detail.

Try one of the diagramming / drawing plugins such as * Gliffy * Creatly

One more thing. They are listening intently, so viable improvements to the editor that they can glean from discussions here will likely make it into future releases. My biggest wish currently is for Mobile Safari/iOS support, but that is likely only after iOS 5 is released.

You won't win a battle with Atlassian to get wiki markup retrofitted into Confluence 4.They've been dogfooding the new editor for months internally and everyone there is sold on it. Your options are likely to be either to adapt, stand still or migrate elsewhere.

You could try, but better, I'd suggest just upgrading. * Remove all spaces you don't want * Migrate to the same Confluence version on Windows -- see https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Migrating+Confluence+Between+Servers * Upgrade, jumping through several point releases. @Amalia Sanusi [Atlassian] suggests 2.10…

Here's a good place to start Confluence Admin | Administration | System Information e.g. at: http://dvdsmpsn-mbp.local:1990/confluence/admin/systeminfo.action Look under the heading Plugins - it at least gives some of the information you want. Check the source code if you need to access more.

You could add another menu next to the Browse and username field quite easily. Take a look at the code behind @Stefan Kohler's Favourites Speakeasy Extension: http://codegeist.atlassian.com/entry/164784

The short answer is no. Not in OnDemand.

@Nic Brough is right. The confluence-users and confluence-administrators group names are hard coded into the Confluence source code, so using different group names will have consequences, e.g. for the default permissions of new spaces. Using the supplied group names also means that Atlassian's supplied documentation will…

Are you running the 64bit version of Java? If so, you'll need to update the bundled services fro the 32bit version.

If you want to do this globally including spaces with custom stylesheets, go to Confluence Admin | Look & Feel | Custom HTML and paste into At the end of the HEAD: <style> #com-atlassian-confluence .page-metadata { display:none; }</style> I've aggressively upped the specificity with #com-atlassian-confluence just in case…

I think this question has you covered: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/59203/find-pages-that-use-certain-macros-plugins See also @Sarah Maddox's response: For people who don't have access to the database, here's how to do it in Confluence 4.0 and above:…

This HTML is not valid. You can't nest a full HTML document inside another. Things are bound to break. Also, rather than pasting some old-fashioned squirrel code that looks like it was generated by Dreamweaver, it would be nicer to write it afresh with modern HTML/CSS - it makes debugging somewhat easier.

Could you flesh out what you mean here. Update what information? From where? in a job?

What browser are you using?Which version of Confluence?Is it the same in all browsers?

If you're going to start adding cruft like this to the Announcement Banner, perhaps add it as an external JavaScript file. You could host it on another server for easier access if required. This feels slightly nicer: <script src="/path/to/hackfest.js"></script> hackfest.js is of course your big pile of nasty hacks.

OK, this is a nasty hack just for you. It's not big or clever... Paste this into the Announcement Banner section: <script>AJS.toInit(function(){ AJS.$('a[href^="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v="]').each(function(){ AJS.$(this).append('<iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/' +…

If you use the viewxls macro a lot, perhaps you could create a Keyboard Shortcut Module for the macro in the editor. e.g. "CTRL+L" or similar could bring up the macro browser with the viewxls macro selected, then you'd just need to paste the filename into the selected field.

Are you sure you've set the Base URL correctly? Ensure that it's set to the same address and path as you're accessing it from using Apache. If that's good, it might be nice to match the Tomcat context to be the same path used in Apache. You can do this by adapting the contextpath in confluence-install/conf/server.xml to…

I've found the latest version of Confluence to work OK on iOS. I'd guess that support will continue improve. I'd also guess that better support for mobile devices might get a mention at Summit -- it's just a couple of weeks away now.

You need to look in the Confluence source code. If you haven't got it, spend 10 bucks to get a starter license. The file you're looking for is page-move-dialog.js It has all you need to get going. Here's where the business is to trigger it: $("#action-move-page-dialog-link").click(function (e) { e.preventDefault(); if…

Are you trying to do this remotely using web services or from within a plugin? Remotely: I normally take a look at the Confluence CLI in Atlassian CLI. If it's possible there, then, there's likely a SOAP API available. To move a page under a new parent using Confluence CLI... confluence --action movePage --space…

If this fixed it, could you mark the question as answered please? I thought you already had, but it doesn't look to be the case now. -- Cheers, David