Davin Studer Expert

Place your cursor at the end of point "2.". Then hit the delete key till the first "1." comes up onto list item "2.". Then hit enter it should drop that item down a line and make it part of your numbered list. You should now have a "1.", "2.", and "3.". Do the same thing for the last "1.". Put your cursor at the end of the…

Check out this question. Where is the reorder pages option in the new Confluence UI?

The excerpts are probably still there. It sounds like maybe the add-on module got disabled.

The marketplace also has a couple free add-ons for this. External Link Add-on Link Opener for Confluence

You are correct that the PDF and Word export is server side. You could however, run your user macro and the print to PDF. That happens client side and thus you DOM changes made via JavaScript would be caught.

Thanks @Alana Fernando.

You could build this as a filter and then have your users subscribe to the filter on a daily basis.

Actually you could even make the filter something like this and then you would not have to change the filter. project = "{Your Project}" AND sprint in openSprints()

You could create a Jira filter that shows all the issue assigned to that sprint. Then you could use the Jira macro to display that filter. When that sprint is over you could simple change which sprint the filter looks at and you page should change to show the new sprint.

I'm on 6.8.1 and when I put a Jira macro in a page properties macro I see the results on the report page. So, I would say maybe an upgrade might fix the issue.

There is no built-in space hierarchy in Confluence. If need to have some kind of hierarchy you would need to do it within one space. You would have a parent page that would have information about your program and then child pages for your projects. You can control access to the project pages through page restrictions.

Ah, I see. Since you are on cloud I don't have any great options for you. If this were a server version you could create a user macro that would be a wrapper for the built-in task report macro and would autofill that property. But the cloud offering does not allow you to create user macros.

This might be related to a known Jira issue. I know it is a Jira issue, but it could affect Confluence as well if the database column length is not enough. https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/data-truncation-due-to-data-too-long-for-column-277253600.html

"select only active users from a specific group" What are you trying to accomplish. Were are you trying to select active users?

You could give your parent page a specific label and not the child pages. Then limit the task report macro to that label. Would that work for you?

One of the properties of the task report macro allows you to specify the page.

If you are a space administrator you can change the order of the pages in the page tree. At the bottom of the page tree you should see "Space Tools". One of the options under that menu is Reorder pages. That page will allow you to drag and drop the order of the left hand navigation.

Normally means Table of Contents.

I see a couple things you could do. You could iframe the release page in Confluence, or you could create a filter that selects the issues that are part of that release and then use the jira macro to display that filter.

Another option for you if you want to restrict the search within a space to a certain part of the page tree is to use the Page Tree Search. The macro allows you to specify the parent page to search under.

I should also mention you get the added benefit of the document now being versioned so you can see how it has changed over time and go back to a previous version if necessary.

The typical thing for this scenario would be to make the Confluence version the authoritative and only version. If you have Office installed and you have edit access to the page you should see a link above the Office macro and also on the attachments page that will allow you to directly open that Office attachment in the…

Really this is a matter of setting Exchange up to accept SMTP connections. Once you do that you can put in the Exchange SMTP settings and send email through Exchange.

There is no way to do this with Confluence Cloud. If you were on the server version I would say that you could do it with a user macro, but that functionality is not available with cloud. It could probably be done with an add-on written for Cloud, but I don't see any right now in the marketplace that fit what you are…

You cannot convert it to a regular page if that is what you are asking. However, you could go to the blog post and then select all the content and copy it to your clipboard (ctrl+c on PC or command+c on Mac). Then paste it into a new page (ctrl+v on PC or command+v on Mac).

It is under Space Settings -> Content Tools -> Reorder Pages.

Only current pages are returned in the search results, but if you have access to running SQL you could do something like this ... declare @searchTerm nvarchar(512)set @searchTerm = 'ac:name="jira"' -- <-- Put your search term hereselect case when C1.PREVVER is null then S1.SPACEKEY else S2.SPACEKEY end SPACEKEY, C1.TITLE,…

The best way would be to create a group and give it read only access to the page(s) either at the space level or through page restrictions. Then add users to the group. You will have to add them as users which means they will take up a license. Even users who only have read-only access take up a license. Another option…

If you set up your LDAP User Schema Settings -> User Object Filter config like such you can disable them through LDAP a couple ways. (&(objectCategory=Person)(!(userAccountControl:1.2.840.113556.1.4.803:=2))(|(memberOf=CN=confluence-users,OU={Path},OU={To},OU={Users Group},DC={Your Domain},DC={Extension}))) This will only…

There are some things to consider with regards to the transaction log (.ldf). One thing you need to ask yourself is if you ended up losing data out of Confluence what is the largest block that would be ok? Now, the goal is to not lose data, but if you did what wouldn't sink you? If your answer is that you could be ok if…