Davin Studer Expert

In the ConfiForms Registration Control macro there is a field for setting default values. See the below screenshot. image2016-6-14 11:54:27.png

I edited the user macro again. Apparently Confluence is escaping out the quote marks. Used single quotes instead and it works. Try it now.

Check my above edit.

Yup. Pseudo-elements are pretty awesome.

This would add the word new after the page title. You could put this in a user macro and then drop it on pages that are new. #title-text a::after { content: " NEW!";} Edit: Here is an example user macro. ## @noparams<style type="text/css"> #title-text a::after { content: ' NEW!'; }</style>

If you move a parent page then the child pages move with it. So, if you go to your old spaces and create new pages that you assign as the space home page you should be able to move the old space home page and all of the child pages as well. Set the new home page in space admin image2015-2-18 8:30:56.png Move the old home…

When you say associate are you wanting to move the content or copy it?

The task report macro has an option for reporting on pages with specific labels. Add a label to the report macro and then add the label to your child pages.

I agree about creating real wiki pages instead of uploading word files. If you really need word files later on you can export the pages to word or pdf.The workflows add-on is pretty full featured, but another less feature filled option for page approval is the Page Approval…

Not that I know of in the cloud version. In the hosted version you could do this fairly easily with a user macro.

This example uses the built in status maco ... which only has five colors. If you need more than that you would need to build out your own status indicator with html. You could use css. In the user macro if you replace the macro xml with html and add in a <style> block you could make it look the way you want. I just…

Here is an example of a user macro. These must be created by a system admin. Macro Name: work-request-status Macro Title: Work Request Status Macro Body Processing: No macro body Template: ## Developed by: Davin Studer ## Date created: 03/19/2014 ## @param…

You could create a user macro that has a parameter with a predefined set of values that would then populate a status macro's text and color depending upon which value is selected in the user macro parameter.

To piggyback off Mick. If you have access to the html macro you could put the below into an html macro and hide the document ... if you only want to see the link. <style>.office-document {display: none;}</style>

I would suggest the use of labels for this. There are many macros in Confluence that can use labels as a means of filtering content.

The Public Announcement Service plugin should be installed in your OnDemand instance. Go into Confluence Admin and scroll to the bottom. On the left nav under administration you should see "Public Annoucement Service". Not sure where it would be in JIRA as I don't use JIRA.

It is probably still compatible. When a developer creates a plugin they have to go back into the market and update the listing to say it is compatible with the newer version. If Atlassian hasn't made any changes to the API's that the plugin uses it is probably still compatible. Knowing the changes that happened between 5.3…

If you want to display a site within a site the easiest way would be to use an iframe. If you get the Content Formatting Macros plugin one of the macros included is an iframe macro.

Version 5.10 has a feature buil-in for this in Confluence admi, but if you are on an earlier version I have a user macro that I created for doing this. The below link has the code for it. http://iamdav.in/2015/01/06/confluence-macro-usage-report/

I totally read you question wrong. I thought you were asking about the new inline comments in 5.7. Yes, the regular comments are supported. Sorry.

Right now the REST API is pretty limited in what it can do. I would imagine since the inline commenting is a new feature that the REST API doesn't support it yet. And I wholeheartedly agree that the REST documentation stinks. They should take a note from the jQuery team on how to do API documentation.

You could use the Confluence Command Line Interface for this or the Copy Space OnDemand add-on.

I would second the page properties and page properties report approach.

Atlassian did build the source editor.

Not really. Ideally, the goal would be to create real wiki pages instead of uploading Word documents and displaying them in the wiki. If you really need a Word document then you can export the real wiki page to Word or if you need a less editable version then you could export to PDF. Confluence does a fair job of rendering…

It sounds to me like the page properties and page properties report macro is what you are looking for. You put the page properties macro on all the pages that have a status, and then you create a page where you put the page properties report macro. It will then report on the page that have the properties macro and show you…

What you need to do to indent the heading and content under that heading is highlight the heading and content and then click the indent button in the toolbar. The button looks like some horizontal lines with an arrow pointing right. There is no way to automatically do this ... especially with the OnDemand version. But it…

You can indent the header easily enough with css, but the content that goes under the header won't indent as it is not contained by the header. I think the best thing is a manual process.

I've written an open source utility to upload pictures into Confluence for users. You simply point the utility a a folder and put the user pictures in the folder with file masks of ##username##.(jpg/png). https://bitbucket.org/fredclown/confluence-profile-photo-uploader

The cloud version cannot do user macros. You would need an add-on. I understand that the cloud version does include the content formatting macros add-on. That add on does have tab macros, but I'm not sure if the cloud version has those macros enabled or not.