Davin Studer Expert

The "{" is a shorcut for inserting a macro in Confluence. To put in a literal "{" type "{" and then hit the escape key to get out of the macro browser. Then continue typing the rest as normal.

There are API methods for dealing with groups, users, and permissions. The link is below. Another option would be to use Bob Swift's Conflunce CLI (command line interface) utility to automate the process. He has options for iterating through a csv and performing actions for each line of the csv ... it might make the…

Use the web interfce or the API to make a change like that ... bad idea to do it in SQL.

Another option is the Page Approval add-on. It's free.

You could put an excerpt macro around your table on the global page and then on the other pages put the excerpt include macro inside your table filter macro. Then just set the default filtering on the table filter macro. One thing to note is that while you are editing the properties of the table filter macro the preview…

You can do permissions a couple ways in Confluence. You could have separate spaces for each of your confidentiality levels and then just assign certain groups or users to each of the spaces as fits your needs. Then add users to the groups. They will only see what their group has access to see. So, that is Space level…

If you want something like that you will probably have to resort to an add-on to do it.

Ah yeah, that wouldn't work for html export. However the PDF one should work. To get it to work for html export (assuming you use the documentation theme) go to Glbal Layouts and edit the Page Export Layout. Add the below to the html head section <style> .noprint {display: none;} </style>

If you have modern browsers viewing the wiki you could use a css media declaration such as this. @media print { .noprint { display: none; } } Put this into your space or global stylesheet. Then in your user macro you just put a class of noprint on the outermost container. There is also a PDF stylesheet in space admin and…

If you have a non-prod Confluence environment try installing it there and using it. Often time they still work even though the marketplace oes not say they do. It is up to the developer to go back inot the listing and update it to say that it works with newer versions. If the underlying APIs have not changed between the…

What version of Confluence are you using? Because I see the option in mine ... image2015-12-10 6:3:14.png

It's not possible with that plugin. You could use a combination of the view tracker and the reportingplugin to get this result. Thew view tracker is free and the reporting plugin is $799 for anything above 500 users.

Would the WebDav support be of any help to you? It lets you map Confluence as if were a physical drive and then you can edit pages and attchments in native programs such a Word, Photoshop, Excel, etc. Behind the scenes that is what is happening for the Microsoft Office doc types. When you click the "edit" link it opens it…

This is why I think there needs to be a marketplace-like site for user macros. There are some pretty cool ones out there, but no authoratative place to go to find them.

This is probably one of the best user macros I've seen ... gonna pick it apart and see how you made it. Nice job sir.

When I converted from a different wiki to Confluence I had to do a lot of data massaging to get it to convert correctly. You probably won't be able to just point it at your wiki and press go and have it work 100%. You'll probably have to do a number of go rounds to get it mostly right and then even do some cleanup…

Which macro is it?

That is what I was going to say. :)

If you want a more wiki-markupish style of editing you could get the Confluence Source Editor. It's not wiki markup editing, but rather HTML ... but still you can edit markup rather than use the wysiwyg editor.

The Content Formatting Macros by Adaptavist gives you a css macro which will let you put the necessary CSS only on the page you need it on ... if you don't want to do it site wide and you don't want to enable the html macro.

It would not render your wiki markup. It would make it plain text. Won't work.

My understanding to from past conversation is that that when they say they can "transmit, modify, and create derivitive works" that this is referring to thetechnical processes needed to host your data. Such as backups, replication, compression, etc.

You can get the Content Formatting for Confluence add-on (free) and use the "p" macro which has a class attribute in it.

Line 17 in the user macro should be loading the script.

Something like this should work. Create two user macros based on the below code. Your collapsible pane macros will go inside the collapse group macro. Macro Name: collapse_group Macro Title: Collapse Group Macro Body Processing: Rendered Template: ## Developed by: Davin Studer## Date created: 11/19/2014##…

Another issue is that the version of jQuery that comes with Confluence is not compatible with the version of jQuery mobile you are referencing.

Well, first off jQuery is already in Confluence and in your post you were trying to include jQuery twice. Maybe you already know about it, but are you aware of the expand macro? If you really want to use this one then I would not put the .js in head,but rather I would put it in a user macro. So that it is only loaded when…

You could create a user macro that implements your indent. Then if you want to change it in the future you just change the user macro and all the pages that use that macro would change. Won't look as pretty in edit mode, but it would display the way you want.

Also, Is it happening on everyone's IE9 or just yours?

Not in a comment, no. However, you can use the "Share" functionality to send a message to a group.