Davin Studer Expert

Out of the box there is no way to automatically create a page in another space when you create a page in one space. However, you could manually create the second page and use the include page macro to show the content from space 1 in space 2. If you have an add-on such as ScriptRunner or Power Scripts you could set up a…

You should be able to complete the installation with your prod license and then change it to the dev license after the install is done. I've done it multiple times.

Looks great! If you are familiar with the Cloud navigation this look like it not be too much of a leap.

The video looks awesome. It looks like you only natively support Amazon cloud for actions. There is the REST option as well, but that may or may not work depending upon how the API is setup. Any plans on adding other platforms?

Your question it too vague. What are you trying to accomplish?

Permissions are always best done with groups. I would create a group in Confluence and add the users that you want to have access to the group. Then create a view restriction and add that groups. The page will be restricted to only allow the people in the group to see it.

@Kate Clavet-D_Amelio "Post 3 times in the Opsgenie Community Collection" By post three times does commenting on articles/discussion/questions count or does it have to be creating an article/discussion/question?

It is possible ... just not pretty. You can do it with a regex search like below. /.*192[.]168[.]0[.]50.*/

Why not do something like this (VERY rough mock-up, but you get the idea) where you still have the colors that used to be in the editor, but you also provide some guidance for people who want to be color-blind friendly? Removing options from your users, such as colors, nested tables, etc is hurting the platform I think not…

Schweet!! That's awesome. Thanks.

I used to work for Disney but before that I was already a huge Disney fan. I really liked Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella, and the Jungle Book. I've not seen the new Dumbo yet. I think these next couple will be pretty cool too.

You can't do it by changing the source. You need to create a user macro. The source editor is simple to set the macro up the way you want initially and then to get the storage format for that setup. The user macro will then do the work of dynamically swapping out the user piece for you. By changing the source you are…

As someone who has red/green color deficiency (protanopia) I say bring back more colors. This is an answer looking for a problem.

That doesn't mean they won't have plans for it in the future ... just that there are no plans right now. Honestly, I would expect that at some point in the future they will add it to server if the kinks can be worked out. I actually like parts of it (live view of the macros, the intentionality toward mobile, the…

Server and Data Center do not use the fabric editor. I talked with the server team at Summit and was told that they do not have any plans for moving server to the fabric editor.

I think this would be best as an article. Would you be ok with me changing the post type to article?

Sweet! Looks awesome. I like how you implemented an attachments input type. I did something similar with a CSV Table user macro I created. I wish there was an easier way to do attachments in a user macro. Nice job.

@Jonathan Creech It's pretty involved and would be hard to convey over this medium. My LinkedIn profile is linked on the social tab of my Atlassian Community profile. Feel free to send me an invite and we can set up somethings where I can walk you though what we have created.

"We're going to add in two more column options; both two columns, with the option of a left or right sidebar." @Avinoam What about the three column layout with the wide center and narrow side columns? That is also in the old editor and should be in the new editor as well.

I honestly don't know of an easy way to find the class names, but it really isn't all that important. You can make it what you want so that you know what it refers to. Yes, the stuff with the # in front is Velocity. That is the backbone of Confluence User Macros. Those are created in Confluence Administration ... and they…

Not really sure I understand your second post.

Actually, looking back at my code you don't really need the class name. I grabbed that programmatically in the Velocity script via the original user macro. I'm not really using the class name for anything other than display purposes.

There are a few who have somehow achieved the elusive, unacknowledged, non-existent level 9.

Something like this should work. <script type="text/javascript">var macroObjects = [{title:'confluence.extra.information.info.label', name:'info'},{title:'confluence.extra.information.warning.label', name:'warning'},{title:'confluence.macros.basic.panel.label', name:'panel'}];var spaceKey = "conf_all"; // use "conf_all"…

Also, if this is a production install make sure you are backing it up. That way you can get back from your backups.

I just made an update to the bookmarklet that attempts to keep the formatting as best it can.

The include page macro will mirror the content of one page onto another such that if the source page is updated the content will automatically mirror over to the page that has the include page macro on it.

It would look like this. file:///L:/Unit Team (Unit Part) Folders/(3) Diff/50 - WATCH DOG/CPM Daily Schedule.xlsm

Hmm. That would be frustrating. I am able to search for exact page names in my Confluence Cloud instance. Have you tried doing a quoted search (exact phrase match)? It would be like this ... "My glorious page title"

It looks like in your top screenshot you are using the Jira macro in Confluence. So, if my above question is correct then in the Jira macro you would add "Linked Issues" in the "Display options" section of the macro properties.