David at David Simpson Apps Atlassian Partner

Hi Venu, I hope you've already worked this out, but being as this post at the top of most SERPs, I figured I'd answer the question for others. I'll answer for both on premise and for cloud... On Jira Server/Data Center You can add the Google Analytics javascript snippet to the Announcement Banner. Make sure that you use…

I've been getting this on my Jira Cloud instance quite a bit lately. Maybe production cloud needs dev mode turning off 🤣

A user macro is something that's available on Confluence Server and Data Center only. If you're on Cloud, they don't exist.

Hello, my blogpost linked above does not use the HTML macro.

No. You can't configure this.

Sometimes this happens. Try restarting Sourcetree. Or use git on the command line. git status ...will show you what has changed. Sometimes the changes are present on the command line, but need "adding" to the repo. git add some-powerpoint.ppt ...will add the file back to the repo and Sourcetree will then notice it has…

SAML SSO is not out of the box functionality for Confluence Server, so here are the steps for help: * Go to Confluence Admin | Manage Apps and locate your SAML SSO app * Expand the listing and click on Support and issues to find out about their support * Ask the relevant vendor for support --- Here's a list of SAML SSO…

You were missing a reference to response for a start. Try something like this: function getTestVersionText () { var yourUrl = "/some/path/that/works" AJS.$.ajax({ url: yourUrl, type: "GET", dataType: "json", success: function (response) { // callback here console.log('success', response); }, error: function (xhr, status,…

OK, GitHub is a little off topic, but here we go. Make sure that you have configured an ssh key at https://github.com/settings/keys If you haven't, Atlassian have written an article on how to generate one here: https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/set-up-an-ssh-key/ If you have both of those things covered,…

Hello, I have exactly the same with brikit, and can't get rid. It seems that whenever you create a support ticket on someone else's Atlassian Cloud Jira Service Desk instance, Atlassian conveniently add that instance to the hamburger menu. There appears to be no way to get rid of these entries.

Thats not possible ootb. Maybe you could write a user macro with Javscript to parse the page and only include the headings in each card.

Maybe draw a picture/take a screenshot & upload that here: * What you are seeing at the moment * The outcome you would like to achieve

Yes, it's definitely a bug. Looking at the markup, they are rendering the emojis in the include macro completely differently to in the page that they are included from: The best thing to do would be open a support ticket with Atlassian.

You could always ask them: https://jira.bitvoodoo.ch/servicedesk/customer/portal/2/group/21 

On the page, go to the menu below and choose Attachments: If you have permission, there will be a Delete option next to each attachment listed.

OK, with Confluence Server, you'll need to use the { key to do pretty much the same. They updated the editor on Confluence Cloud to use different keyboard shortcuts. However, on cloud, / is the new { 🙃

I would suggest that you empty your browser cache and try again. If that fails, maybe something is badly broken on your Confluence Cloud instance, and if that's the case, you should contact Atlassian for support.

You could do worse than look at Scroll Word Exporter, by k15t. 

Apparently, some people call these "vinyls":

Something like this? <iframe…

Perhaps try SharePoint Connector for Confluence, from Communardo?

When you configure Confluence to integrate with AD, you can use a particular LDAP search query that limits users either by membership of a particular group in the AD or by user account status in AD. One way would be to create a confluence-users group in your AD and only give access to Confluence to those users. You would…

It's probably best to talk to "//SEIBERT/MEDIA - Draw.io" if their app is timing out. Try submitting a support request with them. They may be able to tell you if it's a problem with their app, or with Confluence Cloud itself.

Do you have a fixed header at the top of your Confluence page? It looks like you may need to add some scroll-padding or scroll-margin to your Global Stylesheet so that the anchor is not hidden underneath the fixed header An example is below: <span>body</span> { <span>scroll-padding</span>: <span>100px</span>;…

Thanks for your replies @Dirk Ronsmans 🙇‍♀️ Now that I can actually see the field, it's much easier for me to understand how to use it.

So, it looks as though I've been using this wrong (of course). I was trying to request participants using the Share functionality... ...but that is not the way to do it. I realised that JSD has been conveniently hiding the functionality from me in the bottom right hand corner of the screen: Expand this out and you will…

It seems to work as intended in my Confluence Cloud instance for CSS, HTML and JavaScript code syntax highlighting: What language are you trying to use?

How are you displaying them? You could add the following CSS on the page if they are in a pre block: <style> pre { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style> ...perhaps in the HTML macro, if you have that enabled.

Back in the early 2010s, I wrote a Confluence macro called azList which did just this. Here's a video of it in action (though sadly no longer maintained): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cElY-7mSwAs It was based on the following jquery plugin: https://github.com/dvdsmpsn/azList It should be trivial to convert into a user…

Take a look at Script Runner: https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/confluence/advanced-cql-search.html Failing that, for a free solution, just use Postman or similar to test your expressions.