Davin Studer Expert

If you had the SQL for Confluence and Run Self-Service Reports for Confluence add-ons this is what I would suggest. Without those I'm not sure how you would do it outside of creating your own add-on to output the page's order in the tree. I was not able to find a way to do it with a user maco ... that doesn't mean it can't…

Do you happen to have both the sql and run plugins? If so then I have a solution that I have tested.

What do you mean by the child page number?

It is free by the way.

The Content Formatting Macros by Adaptavist has a CSS style macro that lets you embed CSS into a page. With that you could style the table directly in the page via css.

You could create a user macro that could do this. Something like this should work. ## @param Tip:title=Tool Tip|type=string|required=true|desc=What will be displayed when the cursor hovers over this area?#set( $id = $action.dateFormatter.calendar.timeInMillis )#set( $d = '$' )#set( $p = '#'…

Your question is rather vague. Please expand on what you are asking.

Not sure about other database environments but with Microsoft SQL server the database field will hold up to 1,073,741,823 unicode characters. Which would come out to 2,147,483,646 bytes of disk space or roughly 2GB of text. But really, you're going to have network bandwidth and client memory problems well before that. So,…

I think you can get the Confluence source at my.atlassian.com under your Confluence license. Not sure if this macro is included in that source or not.

If a page has restriction applied to it, then you will only see it in the page properties report if you have access to the page. There is no way to get around that short of writing your own version of the page properties report macro and changing how it works.

Here is a user macro to count pages by label. ## @param Label:title=Label|type=string|required=true|desc=Enter a label to count. #set( $labelManager = $action.LabelManager ) #set( $labRef = $labelManager.getLabel($paramLabel) ) #set( $pages = $labelManager.getCurrentContentForLabel( $labRef) ) $pages.size()

Ther first type of link you will mostly see crop up when a page title has a special character that would not work will in a browser url bar. Really, if you know the id of any page you could craft a link to that page by simply changing the number, but mostly you will just see it if the system doesn't like the page title…

Simply changing the parent page will not change the link for any of these cases. It only changes if you change the title for the second case.

It depends on how the link is structured. Each page has a couple ways to structure the URL you could have a link that looks like this ... http://wiki/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=9699743 or this http://wiki/display/{spacekey}/Policies+Procedures The first type of link will reference the page based on the internal id in the…

Google Translate has a JS snippet that you can put on your page that will auto translate it. You could add this to the global custom html and get the translate feature on every page. It should work.

In the custom html section of Confluence Admin you could set up some JavaScript to append an asterisk to the search when the form is submitted. That is the only way I can think to do it.

"Edit" means exactly that ... those who can change the contents of a pge. Edit restrictions says among those who already have edit access to the wiki space via space permissions can edit this specific page. By default anyone who has edit access to the space can edit any page. This will limit that to a subset for the…

Hey! I like that answer. :)

Hers is Atlassian's documentation for it. https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Connecting+to+an+LDAP+Directory

The place to post this would be jira.atlassian.com as a feature request.

Are you cutting and pasting the content into the row from something like Word or Excel. If so, then you are probably getting the front from there. The best way is to cut and past into Notepad (or some other text editor) to remove formatting and then into Confluence.

Your page history should show an audit trail of the checkboxes being checked and unchecked.

You could create a template(blank or not) and then use the "create from template" macro. In the macro options for the title put @currentDate. See the below screen capture.

Um, I'm not sure. Probably not, but just check in Confluence Admin -> Look And Feel. If there is an option for Custom HTML then yes you should be able to use it. I can't remember if that is enabled in OnDemand or not ... me thinks no.

In the Custom HTML section of Confluence Admin you could add some javascript to to add a hidden input element to the form with the id of "quick-search" to specify the type. <script> AJS.$("#quick-search fieldset").prepend('<input type="hidden" name="type" value="page">'); </script>

Yes. Click on the image in your content and then in the editor toolbar click the left or right justify button. The text will then wrap around the image.

As for announcing a down time check out the Public Annoucement Service addon in the marketplace. It's made by Atlassian. It's a bit nicer than adding stuff to the custom HTML section. Plus users can dismiss it once they have read it.

The "user list" macro can display the currently logged in users. It also allows you to specify a group. What I would do is set the group to confluence-users(assuming you use this group for granting login to Confluence) and then set the "Display Online/Offline Users" drop downto true. This should give you a list of the…

Check out my code above. I adapted it from the link I sent in the answer. In the original link I sent the user was looking to control the nav based on a parameter passed in the url. The code above is adapted from that. If you put it into a page then it will always be open when you go to that page. You could even adapt this…

You could put this into an HTML macro in the page. <script type="text/javascript">AJS.toInit(function () { var splitPos = AJS.$('#splitter .vsplitbar').css('left') if(splitPos === '0px') { AJS.$('#splitter-button').click(); }});</script>