Davin Studer Expert

You could create a user macro that simply implements the attachments macro only if the page has attachments. Then put the user macro atthebottom of the page decorator and it would show on every page if the page has attachments.

Are you indeed using confluence cloud? If so you cannot do what you are asking. If you have the server version it is possible, but the cloud version is locked down.

Since you are on Confluence Cloud there is not much you can do. With the server version you could do this easily with a user macro.

I have not seen anything specifying a removal date. There are many features in the SOAP API that have not been created in REST yet. My hunch is until they replicate that functionality in the REST API it will stick around ... it just isn't being expanded upon any more.

On a side note every page also has a short URL given to it by Confluence that does not change even if the page title changes. These are handy of you want to embed the url into another system but are not certain if the page title will remain the same forever. Go to Tools -> Page properties. On that page is the Tiny Link.

Please explain further what you mean?

And you are positive you cannot edit it. If you click right after "Test Page" and hit backspace it doesn't change? There is no permissions setting in Confluence to restrict editing the page title.

Here are some questions that would be helpful to know to try and figure out what is going on. Do you see the title? Is it greyed out? Are there any wonky characters in the page title? Could you possibly post a screenshot?

As far as restricting access you might be able to restrict it to known peers on your firewall or possibly using a reverse proxy.

Confluence does have a mobile theme ... maybe some issue with that?

Feel free to mark the question as answered if it meets your needs. Thanks.

Check out the visibility plugin. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/net.customware.confluence.plugin.visibility

Those are the methods that I would suggest. Maybe you could open a feature request to the developer of the Confluence Chat plugin to allow offline messaging.

Templates are not pages yet and thus you cannot include an excerpt from a template.

The navitabs plugin is still available. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/ch.bitvoodoo.confluence.plugins.navitabs

I don't know why it occured you haven't provided enough information to know that. Possibly did you create dev from a backup of test and maybe that had to do with it? I'm just shooting in the dark.As for upgrading prod I don't know if it would do it but you should ALWAYS make a backup of prod before you upgrade. If you are…

Go to my.atlassian.com and get your dev license again for Confluence. Then go to Confluence Admin->License Details and try resetting the license.

I would echo Rodrigo saying download the evaluation and give it a try. As for your budget you mention there is not budget for it. How many people need to be able to log in? That all depends on how many people need to log into the system. If you can get away with 10, then it's pretty cheap ... past that the price could get…

If you are using the Word macro then you are displaying an attached word file. That is what the word macro does. Importing is actually a different process that created a native wiki page from a Word document. In either case you should be able to search for the data. One thing to note is if you attach a document to a page…

Looking at the AJS API I see AJS.Confluence.Editor.Drafts.save(); You might be able to hook into that and code your own button.

This is totally not ideal, but you could set your interval low, and then just close the browser tab without hitting save or cancel to "save a draft".

5.4 is where they have beefed up the integration of Confluence and JIRA. Check out this page below. http://blogs.atlassian.com/2013/12/confluence-5-4-jira-integrates-confluence-like-never-before/

To my knowledge it is manual if you do it that way. With Confluence v5.4 you can create JIRA tickets with Confluence and that then gets inserted into you page automatically if you do it that way.

The source editor does work in template creation.

I wa having the same issue getting \\server\webdav to work. Instead I tried mounting the below as a drive letter and it seems to work. \\<server>\DavWWWRoot\plugins\servlet\confluence\default

The most common free method would be to create a space for each version. When you have a new version you would clone the latest version to a new space and make edits.

It is possible if you don't upload photos in Confluence. When you upload a photo in Confuence it resizes the photo to 48x48. However, if you use the SOAP api to upload a photo to a user's profile it will maintin the size that you upload it at. I would recomment 96x96 as it falls within Atlassian's user interface guidlines…

In Confluence Admin go to Manage add-ons and upload the .jar file. Voila! image2014-10-2 13:23:50.png Or you can go to Find new add-ons and install it from there. image2014-10-2 13:25:22.png

The first time the application is accessed after a recycle of the service or reboot it will take longer to load. I'm pretty sure this is normal behavior. Ours actually takes much longer now that we have more content and more add-ons installed ... closer to five minutes or so.

You are using the Documentation theme in one spaceand the Default theme in the other. That is why they look different.