David at David Simpson Apps Atlassian Partner

Try using CSS Data URIs instead. Here's a handy online image to data URI converter: http://websemantics.co.uk/online_tools/image_to_data_uri_convertor/

This looks like a job for K15t Software's PDF & EPUB exporters :)

Perhaps also limit number of offsite links in posts for new users -- unless they are links to whitelisted domain names e.g. *.atlassian.com, *.nicbrough.com and the like.

The problem is that by default, table cells expand to the size of their contents. This kind of thing should do the trick: <style> table.sectionMacro { table-layout: fixed; } </style> You'd need to add it to the custom stylesheet -- either in Space Admin or Confluence Admin.

As I'm sure you already know, Confluence restrictions are hierarchical -- you start at the home page which is most open and then restrict as you descend into child pages. If the user can't see the parent page, they won't be able to see the child. Put the page under the home and then add any restrictions on the page.

Not as yet. Your best bet is to link to an external service from your Confluence pages.

No, you've got the wrong end of the stick here. The listener is really for behind the scenes events and cannot display a thing to the end user. An example story for an event listener would be: As a user, I wish Confluence to email a mailing list each time I create a new page. The PageCreateListener could then send an email…

Hi Stephen Take a look at the Markdown for Confluence add-on, particularly the ConfigurationServlet and the soy template md-configure.soy: ConfigurationServlet:…

Converting your JavaScript to jQuery, you get something like this: AJS.toInit(function(){ $assignee = AJS.$('#assignee'); $source = AJS.$('#customfield_11290'); $source.parent().hide(); $assignee.parent().hide(); if ($source.val()=='value'){ $assignee.children('option[value="user1"]').attr('selected', 'selected'); } else {…

Hi Curt All this seems very possible. AppFusions has solved many similar SSO/authentication integrations between Atlassian products and other solutions Some examples of our work: * SSO to AD using Kerberos or NTLM for Atlassian products * Google Authenticator for Confluence * Alfresco SSO with Crowd * Zendesk SSO Connector…

You can use search. For example "macroName: confluence-roadmap-plugin" should help. More details here: * http://ffeathers.wordpress.com/2011/11/04/how-to-search-confluence-for-usage-of-a-macro/ * https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/59203/find-pages-that-use-certain-macros-plugins *…

If you're nesting {div} macros, you might be asking for trouble. If you have admin access, you could just wrap the correct HTML in a user macro -- that's likely to fix things up for you quicker :)

Nope. I get the login screen -- Perhaps share a screenshot ;-)

Check the update ;-)

If the image is attached to the current page, try {div:class=header}!sales-club-header-2012.jpg!{div} Otherwise, perhaps {div:class=header}{img:src=/download/attachments/106074275/sales-club-header-2012.jpg}{div} Or perhaps if you have the HTML macro... {html} <div class="header"> <img…

OK, try this: To move the "Adding by/Last edited by" section to the end of the content for the Documentation Theme only... Browse to Confluence Admin | Look and Feel | Custom HTML In At the end of the HEAD, paste: <script> AJS.toInit(function(){ AJS.$('body.theme-documentation .page-metadata').prependTo('#labels-section');…

This is the opposite of "Would like the labels to be on top of pages instead of the bottom. Is this possible?" Browse to: Confluence Administration | Look & Feel | Layouts in the Content Layouts section, edit Page Layout. Move this line: #parse ("/decorators/includes/page-metadata.vm") ...above this line: #parse…

@LucianoWhat's the privacy policy wrt OnDemand & Google Analytics? Do you have a link?

Atlassian use Google Analytics throughout their OnDemand service. Unfortunately, you cannot view the data. I'm not convinced that it can be turned off, but submit a ticket at support.atlassian.com

Do you mean like this? http://confluence.atlassian.com/500page.jsp

There's no script that I'm aware of, but you can simply browse to Confluence Admin | Plugins to see which plugins are user installed.

@consuCheck the edits above. Mail me at info@appfusions.comif theres any further problems.

Hi @Consu Does your data collection JavaScript contain the following? _gaq.push(['af._setCustomVar', 2, 'confluence-user-key', AJS.params.userKey, 1 ]); ...you should be able to find this in Confluence Admin | Custom HTML or by viewing the source of the page. We can also continue this with our support system - email…

This won't work. See my suggestion.

Hi Bob, Just because you're behind a firewall, it doesn't necessarily mean you can't use Google Analytics. Do your client browsers have access to the internet? if so, you can still track usage with Google Analytics. If you want to embed Google Analytics reports into Confluence with Google Analytics for Confluence plugin,…

Also, look at the renderChildren macro in macros.vm for additional clues :)

I'd be somewhat surprised if a CSS background image would show up on a PDF export. Use an image :)

That could be quite a big list. You'll have to start in the space admin on each space and see which group each user is in and also any individual user permissions. You'll also have to traverse the page hierarchy for each space and see what additional permission restrictions have been applied for individual users and…

Not really, in Confluence 3.x, all spaces were listed on the dashboard, so client side filtering was easy. In Confluence 4.x, you need to get a list of spaces from elsewhere. You could perhaps adapt it by taking a JSON feed of spaces from the Lucene index, then populating the list of spaces that way. Sell me how you get on…

BTW: Space List Filter will not work by default on Confluence 4.x -- Atlassian rejigged the Dashboard.