Davin Studer Expert

Which macro?

Not really, as the tab names are macro parameters and those aren't returned in search. You could put the tab name inside the tab as well at the top as a header or something like that (maybe and h3 or h4) and that would probably work as it would then be indexed and thus searchable.

Not totally sure what you mean by a JScript macro. Do you have a user macro that allows for javascript to be put into the macro body or something like that? If so then maybe you don't want the opening and closing script tags as they might already be in the macro template.

You could expand them all with a user macro fairly simply. Just put this on the same page as an attachments macro and it will expand all of the items. FYI, you may want to uncheck the "Show previews" option on the attachments macro ... especially if the page has lots of attachments. Leaving it checked could affect system…

Instead of doing a right click and paste. Try using ctrl+v or command+v on mac. Using the right click context menu it doesn't seem that the wiki is seeing the onChange event on the field.

In the "Page Layout" template you can remove or comment out this line to get rid of the "Added by" and "Last edited by" section of the page. #parse ("/decorators/includes/page-metadata.vm").

For "macro body processing" in the user macro do you have it set to "Rendered"?

Good job for you going from Word to Notepad and then to Confluence. Too many people skip the Notepad step ... bugs me to no end. So much cruft is put in behind the scenes.

Does this work for you.

I believe this is what you are looking for. .contentf.aui-button {background: #D1A0A0};

Guilherme, the page you mention says nothing about how to get user information with the REST API. Honestly, Atlassian's public documentation for their API's is atrocious. You folks should really work on getting it in order. Take a note from the jQuery team for how to do good API documentation.

It's probably not documented. Atlassian's documentation is a bit lacking.

Go to Space Tools -> Look and Feel ->PDF Stylesheet and add something like this. Adjust it to fit your needs. a:after { content: " (" attr(href) ")";}

This is not ideal, but you could try something like this and I think it should work. <div> <span style="display: none;"> meta data here. </span> <table> ... </table></div>

Yup. That'll work too.

It's probably the $.ajax({. I've had issues with the velocity engine mistaking the $ as a velocity variable. Try this instead. ## @param AxisHorTitle:title=Titel der horizontalen Achse|type=string|required=true|desc=Setze die Beschriftung für die horizontale Achse#set( $d = '$' ) <div…

Well, theoretically it could be possible to create a bookmarklet that would actually generate an .xls or .xlsx file instead of a .csv file. But, that's a bit beyond my ability I think. :)

If you need to get the table into a format that Excel can work with so that you can muck with it and then put it back into Confluence I created a bookmarklet for taking HTML tables and generating a CSV from them that you can download to your system. Note: It doesn't work in IE due to data URI restrictions in IE. But is…

Often times the macro will still work. Try it out first. The version must be updated by the developer and sometimes they just don't say it is complatible with newer versions even though it really is.

Check my edit above.

You sure could. You could create a user macro that checks the user's group and then it will create a blog-posts macro with the correct label. So in essence you wrap the blog-posts macro in a user macro and dynamically change out the label based on the user's group. Update: Here is an example user macro. Replace the…

You could change the size with css by targeting td cells with a class of filename-column and set the width. td.filename-column {width: 50%}; However, I don't think that will really get you what you want as long file names actually get truncated and have a "..." placed at the end prior to the page being sent. To really get…

I believe you would want to do something like this. You would need to make sure that the data tables scripts are included on the page ... probably via the custom html section. AJS.toInit(function(){ AJS.$('#thumb_table').dataTable();}); By chancwe have you looked into the Table Filter Plugin? It might get you what you want…

We have been referring to just regular searches. The regular search will look at labels too. The search term labelText is if you only want to search by label. If you want to search by labelText the syntax is ...labelText:mylabel

I created a page and gave it all three labels that you mentioned and then did a search both with quotes and without for sign on.

Well, I tried it on my instance and it returned the page with and without quotes. Honestly, I was surprised that with quotes the page was returned because when you quote the terms it means you are looking for an exact search and none of those labels are exactly that. But it returned anyway. On a side note. Typically, I…

Another option would be to use the WebDAV plugin. It allows you to work with Confluence as if it were a filesystem ... files and folders. So, any scripting langauge that can work with files and folders would edit pages and add attachments.

That is not correct behavior. Anyone who watches a page should get notifications whether they can edit or only view ... same with mentions.

Yeah, I'm pretty positive that those macros have been deprecated and are no longer in your version.

What version are you on right now? I ask because the meta data and details summary macros to my knowledge has been deprecated in current versions in favor of the page properties and page properties report macros.