Davin Studer Expert

Also, you will have to update the filter as the Confluence local admin account. You cannot update a user directory if you are logged in as one of the users that that directory provides. And yes, you do not need to disable the directory.

By default the directory will sync every hour. So if you get the LDAP config within an hour of the OU being moved everything should be fine. It would be best to just coordinate the move and config update so that they are done at the same time.

You cannot do that with a template. You would need to write a blueprint to do what you are asking.

By membership I am referring to the members of the Active Directory groups. If you change the location of the groups, but do not change the group names or the people in the groups you should not have any issues ... assuming you setup your Active Directory user directory to point to the new location of the groups. As for…

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If you used the above code as-is from "d h" then that is why. When Atlassian migrated their content off the old Answers site to this new site almost all of the code snippets got borked. You need to replace < with < and > with >.

Not totally sure what you are asking. It is just like embedding the code on any web site in the footer. It will run on each page and report that data to Google Analytics for that page.

It worked for me in Confluence 6.4.2. That is the proper way to do it. Many of Atlassian's components have events that are fired when they finish loading so that you can do this kind of stuff. Are you sure put the code in correctly? How are you running it? Are you running it from the html macro, a user macro, or from…

I'd put it in the footer. And it will be as if you had embeded the code on every page. Anything in the custom html section will be run on every page of your site.

4. Hmmm ... bummer. I would check with Draw.io support on that then. They may not have a way to do it and that could be why you don't have the option. Cloud add-ons are different than server version add-ons and more limited in what they can do.

To expand a little on that a little ... the Table of Contents macro will create nested links based on the headings used in your page.

Not really. You can work around it by adding a user that represents the group and making that user's email address a distribution list email. But that is the only way to do it right now.

Many of your pain points are mainly due to being on the cloud version. It is locked down quite a bit. One of the main reasons is that you are on shared hosting and they don't want your site to be able to adversely affect other people's sites by installing poorly coded add-ons, etc. Here are answers to your questions above.…

My experience with Draw.io is on the server version of Confluence and not the cloud version, but I do see recent Draw.io diagrams when I add the Draw.io macro. However, what it sounds to me like what is happening is that you were using Draw.io with Google Docs and those diagrams would not show up in Confluence as the…

Here is a screenshot of it working.

I can do it in my 6.4.2 install. Doesn't look to me like they have changed that behaviour.

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If you want to use Google Analytics you could add the code to the Custom HTML section in Confluence Administration. Anything there is run on every Confluence page.

Try this. You need to bind to the event that is fired when the nav has finished loading. AJS.toInit(function(){ AJS.bind('pagetree-children-loaded', function(){ AJS.$('.plugin_pagetree_children_content span a').text('test'); }); });

Atlassian recently announced that they are removing that ability. Personally, I think it is a terrible decision as they are assuming that they know best how you should write your documentation. The reason they gave was so that your documentation could be more readable.

There should not be an issue. So long as your membership doesn't change you should be fine. Even if your membership changed you wouldn't really lose any data. You may see pages where the creator or updater is set to something like Unknown User (jsmith), but the pages wont dissapear. And if the user got added back in then…

There are some javascript libraries that can convert it for you ... links below. You could create a user macro that passes the $body into a javascript variable. At that point it is just straight javascript and html and you could render it out the page without needing to enable the html macro.…

Here are a couple add-ons that can do what you want. Multi Excerpt (Paid) Include Content (Free)

Glad it worked for you. Unfortunately, this is still the only way I know to get rid of changes. I think this really is an overlooked scenario. They need to have some button somewhere to remove drafts with the new collaborative editor.

I've recently run into this myself. This is how I handled it. I went to the field configuration for my project and then to the summary field. I clicked Edit. I then added the below code to the Description box. This will hide the summary row and then fill it with a value. <script type="text/javascript">…

You can also do quite a bit with the source editor.

Yes! Awesome. I tried to find it, but I just must not have been searching for the right thing. Thanks a ton sir.

FYI, by default Confluence 6+ uses port 8091 for Synchrony. So you may want to consider a different port.

I've edit your LDAP search above to leave out disabled accounts. I know it looks weird, but that is how you do it. (&(objectCategory=Person)(!(userAccountControl:1.2.840.113556.1.4.803:=2))(sAMAccountName=*))

Ok,. Nevermind what I wrote then. I know you used to not be able to do it without a reverse proxy. Didn't realize that changed.