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I would suggest one of these add-ons... * SQL for Confluence (Express Edition) * SQL for Confluence (Pro Edition) * Play SQL Base * ConfiDoc. Include SQL, XML, JSON, CSV * Great SQL (for Confluence)
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Here are some possible ideas? * Do you have multiple accounts and maybe you were logged into another account? * Did a rollback of the database happen? * Were you working on a copy of the page that got deleted? (check space trash bin)
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See if you have a draft of it. Go to your profile picture and check there. Confluence 5.x Confluence 6.x
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What do you mean by " I was looking to have this update in the Macro but can't seem to figure this out. "
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Does this work for you? declare @begin datetime, @end datetime set @begin = '01/01/2017' set @end = '10/16/2017' select * from [dbo].[CONTENT] where PREVVER is NULL and CONTENTTYPE = 'PAGE' and CONTENT_STATUS = 'current' and ( ( CREATIONDATE >= @begin and CREATIONDATE <= @end ) or ( LASTMODDATE >= @begin and LASTMODDATE <=…
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I would avoid putting the velocity foreach inside your javascript. I think maybe a better way would be to use your velocity foreach to create a JavaScript array. Then you can just write normal JavaScript. Also, I've found that wrapping my JavaScript in a CDATA block inside a user macro works better. <script…
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The Task Reminder add-on can do it. It's free.
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Using a user macro you could actually do it without having to resort to jQuery. Look into the nth-child CSS selector and display: none.
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You could check out ConfiForms as well. It gives you the ability to put structured data inside Confluence and if the data has a date component you can visualize it on a calendar ... and that just scratches the surface of what ConfiForms can do. I don't work for them and have no affiliation with them, but honestly, it is…
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** Removing my duplicate post
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Not within Confluence no. You could possibly embed some external service using an iframe inside a Confluence page to do it. However, if you are possibly open to doing it with an add-on I would recommend ConfiForms. I don't work for them, but honestly, it is hands-down the best add-on we have purchased for Confluence and…
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To build upon the answer that @Peter DeWitt gave ... On your parent page add the "Children Display" macro with the "Excerpt Display" option set to rich content. Then on your child pages add an Excerpt macro at the top and inside that macro add a Table of Contents macro and set the options of the TOC macro like this ... *…
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Also, did you import the certs to {ConfluenceInstall}/jre/lib/security/cacerts?
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Did you restart Confluence after importing the certs? Also, try opening the keystore in "keystore explorer". See if it all looks good through there.
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Awesome! Glad there is a public JIRA project for the Community now.
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I had an issue like this as well. Turns out in Confluence Admin -> Look and Feel -> Layouts we had a custom Global Layout ... I believe. I think the upgrade made the custom layout because I don't think I ever did. Anyway, setting it back to default fixed it for me.
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This is how I have our's setup ... Make sure the that everyone who should be a Confluence user is hierarchically under the "Additional User DN:". So, keep working your way up the OU tree until you get to the point that everyone is under the "Additional User DN:" (don't worry we will filter later on). For the "Additional…
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The cloud version is hosted by Atlassian and is updated by them. As such it is also a bit more limited in what it can do. For instance, most of the add-ons in the market are not available for the cloud version. Also some more advanced features such as user macros, custom HTML, custom CSS, etc. are not available. The…
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Based on your description above it sounds more like what you want is JIRA rather than Confluence. Or possibly Jira + Confluence. JIRA is Atlassian project/ticket/issue management system and can do what you are asking above. Confluence is their documentation platform. Since they are both made by Atlassian they work very…
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To add to that ... using the page properties macro on the individual user pages and the page properties report macro on another page you could roll all the reviews up into one table.
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Is there anything that can be done to fix the import issues for the old code macros from the Answers site? All the data is XML encoded, so any HTML/XML shows up like ... <div>foo</div> instead of ... <div>foo</div> Here is an example.…
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The above user macro works well.
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They just recently made it a paid add-on.
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It is really the only way to do it. When you watch a page/space/person you are telling the system you want emails when content is updated.
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Most email clients have some mechanism for setting up email rules. You could setup a rule to delete the emails when they come through.
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The data would technically live on the source page, but could be viewed and edited from any page ... as opposed to the excerpt macro where is has to be edited on the source page.
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That is correct. You could edit the data on the page that the form lives on or any other page it is referenced from and all the edits end up updating the source page.
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You would need to be a system admin. Also the JavaScript I provided would affect every page system wide.
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If I understand your use case correctly you could create a ConfiForm on one page that would actually hold the data that you want to be editable from multiple pages. Then on the other pages you would add a ConfiForm view macro that would display the data from the source page ... along with an edit button that would allow…