Davin Studer Expert

Oh, yeah, in that case I don't have any great options for you.

That ability is not native to Confluence. However there is an add-on in the marketplace for that. Check out Comala Workflows.

I'm not on the Cloud offering so I cannot test this, but are you able to create a task list on a regular page and then copy and paste it into a blog entry?

There are a couple add-ons in the mareket place that allow for multi excerpt includes. Multi Excerpt (paid) Include Content (free)

There is a little known feature of Confluence search in that is can also do regular expression searches. Try doing this for your search ... /.*{your url here}.*/ Now, you will have to format the url to escape out any regular expression reserved characters. The biggest one would be periods. but if you have any of these…

The only way I can think to do this would be to change the headings on your include page to something higher ... like h3 and h4 and then tell you TOC macro to ignore h3 and h4.

For PC it is ctrl+shift+space.

Option + space bar is supposed to insert an ascii non-breaking space (ascii 255) on Macs.

@Meg Holbrook Yeah, unfortunately, this was written for the server version. I'll update the article to reflect that. It would take quite a lot to rewrite it for cloud ... not even sure if it would be possible for cloud, honestly.

I think I see what your issue is. By chance are you on Jira cloud?

@Meg Holbrook In part one of this article I set up the ScriptRunner Script Listener to respond to "Issue Updated" event ... which is fired when the ticket receives an email reply. So, this will not cull out existing attachments. It will only fire when an issue is updated and only for that issue.

@Meg Holbrook Also, it should be noted that you can have two image files that are exactly the same size and to you look the same, but do indeed have different hashes. There could be slight differences in the pixels that are indistinguishable to the human eye, but when the computer calculates the hash they come up…

@Meg Holbrook My solution checks the MD5 hash of the email signature attachment(s) against the MD5 hashes of the attachments to the control ticket. An MD5 hash is a way to fingerprint a file ... any kind of file. The MD5 hash of each file is different so if you can compare the hashes and if they match then they are the…

If you move a parent page all the child pages go with it. So, I would move the home page of each space to the new space. Once you have done that you can go and reorder the pages as necessary.

You could put this in you global stylesheet or space stylesheet. That will get rid of the @ symbol. .user-mention:before {content: "" !important;}

Typically, it is at the bottom of the left hand page navigation bar.

You could do that with a PDF stylesheet. https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/customize-exports-to-pdf-190480945.html

If you are posting then yes. Doing a get may or may not depending upon space permissions.

If you have the server version you should get the REST API Browser. It is a free add-on by Atlassian and makes a section on Confluence Administration for exploring the REST API. The URL would be ... http(s)://{your confluence root}/rest/api/{endpoint}

This is how mine is set up. (&(objectCategory=Person)(!(userAccountControl:1.2.840.113556.1.4.803:=2))(memberOf=CN=confluence-users,OU={path},OU={to},OU={org unit},DC={domain},DC={ext}))

That is because when Atlassian migrated this forus from their previous site they messed up code blocks. So, all the html is now escaped out. Copy the code and do a find a replace on these in this order ... FindReplace&&<<>>

Ok, well Confiforms is available for server so if you decided to go that route it is possible. Also, here is the documentation for the server REST API. https://developer.atlassian.com/server/confluence/confluence-server-rest-api

Are you on the cloud offering? If you are then ConfiForms is not an option as it is only available for self hosted installs. The below link is documentation for the cloud REST API. https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/confluence/rest/

Try opening up your browser's dev tools and see if maybe it's getting changed by the velocity renderer.

Yes. You simply add a span element to your user macro and give the span a class with one of those mentioned icons. <span class="icon icon-page">Test Page</span>

If you are are proficient in Javascript and using Confluence's REST API then you could totally do it that way as well. ConfiForms abstracts that a bit so that a non-developer can accomplish some of these kinds a things that typically only a developer could do.

If you want the user to disappear from the system you would need to add this to your User Object Filter. This will only sync users that are active in AD. userAccountControl:1.2.840.113556.1.4.803:=2 If instead you want the user to still exist but not take up a license you would need to make sure they are no longer in a…

There are a number of add-on that provide this. Navitabs (paid) Composition Tabs & Page Layout (paid) HTML Elements (free) Spectrum Formatting Macros (paid) Responsive Tabs (paid)

Site Title & Server Base URL select * from BANDANA where BANDANAKEY = 'atlassian.confluence.settings' SMTP settings select * from BANDANA where BANDANAKEY = 'atlassian.confluence.smtp.mail.accounts' select * from BANDANA where BANDANAKEY = 'atlassian.confluence.space.mailaccounts' Application Links & Application Navigator…

Are some of them in another group as well that does not have full permissions? If so that is likely why. I'm pretty sure deny permissions trump grants.