Davin Studer Expert

Are you using IIS as a reverse proxy and doing the SSL termination at IIS or are you doing the SSL termination with Tomcat?

Here are some diagramming add-ons in the marketplace that I am familiar with. Draw.io Creately Gliffy Lucidchart

I don't think there are any diagramming add-ons in the marketplace that can do that.

You could iframe a Google Calendar, or some other such web enabled calendaring app if you don't want to buy a Confluence add-on. If you just want to do it in Confluence then the other option would be to get the Team Calendars add-on for Confluence.

How about the Copy Space add-on? What we do is we have a template space and when we create a new space we just copy the template space.

You could create a user macro that had some CSS in it to apply a background to the page body.

I'm not totally understanding how you want it set up, but are you wanting to get the JIRA ID created back from the ifttt macro to save it into the ConfiForms entry? So that future edit you can refer to that ID? If so you can get that from the ifttt macro and store it back into the entry for later use. It is discussed on…

You could use a field definition rule to hide the field if it has already been answered. So if you have 10 fields you would have 10 field definition rule macros that would check their respective fields and hide the field if it is not empty. When you save the entry and edit it again you should then only see the fields that…

You can do that with the task report macro.

What version of Confluence are you one? The sticky headers was added in 5.8. As for doing this with a more complex table like you have without resorting to an add-on or something like embedding a Google Sheets doc there really isn't a way to do it.

Based on your image above and the fact that you have merged cells that means your top row in not a header row. The header row is very limited. It only allows for one row with no merged cells. Once you merge cells it no longer works that way. Also, if you embed a table inside the header row that will also turn off the…

The sticky header only works for real header rows. If you convert the row to a normal row and then give it a background color and bold the text then that functionality turns off.

No, our Confluence is an internal network only installation.

You might also be able to get at the page source using Confluence's build in WebDAV capabilities. That's another option. You could probably also delete the page that way if you absolutely need to. But I would try and find out what the issue is first.

Are there any macros on the page from a third party add-on? If so can you temporarily disable that add-on so that you might be able to get into the page to edit it. Once you are in the page maybe you would be able to see if maybe something in one of the macros is misconfigured that is causing the error. Do you see the same…

View restrictions are inherited, but edit restrictions are not. You must manually make the restriction. There are ways to automate it, however. For a while we used the Confluence Command Line Interface to do this. You could set up a scheduled task that would run on a certain period that could apply the edit restriction to…

We use ConfiForms for collecting that kind of data in our environment. It is a super powerful add-on and can do so many different kinds of things. It is by far the most useful add-on we have purchased for Confluence. Some other ones that I am aware of are Forms for Confluence and Easy Forms for Confluence.

Honestly, I've never done what you are asking. So, I'm not sure if it would work in that case or not. Scroll Versions would be another possibility to look into as it doesn't create separate spaces for versions and might fit better into what you are trying to do.

I do not work for either company so I do not have any idea if they are planning a cloud version of their add-ons.

If the folder is web accessible you can use "Images from the web".

Yeah, and the colors look a bit garish to me, but at least it's still the same UI. I'm dreading the day they decide to go to the cloud design on server. I'll then have to make the decision to either stop updating (not a great decision) or deal with the slew of blowback regarding the new design.

Yeah, the ellipsis menu has not made it to the server version.

If you are on the server vs the cloud version of Confluence there is a checkbox with the word "Changes saved" next to it. Click the words and you should see the differences between the currently published version and the unpublished changes.

Yeah, the server version doesn't have that yet.

You could setup IPsec between your load balancer and your Confluence nodes. So the load balancer would still access the nodes over http, but the http access would be inside a secure tunnel.

Yes you can do that. You can even hook it up to JIRA to have it create JIRA tickets if you want or you could have a smart drop down that get's its data from the JSON of a JQL search (for looking up JIRA ticket numbers). It can do TONS of different kinds of things. I would say download a 30 trial to a non-prod server if you…

The one I am most familiar with and use on an almost daily basis is ConfiForms. It can do what you are asking ... except for store the data in an external database. The data is stored with the page that the form is defined on. Technically, it is in the Confluence database and you could query it if you are proficient with…

That is true that the above search could be a bit greedy and get more than just logs. It could be edited if you know more about your data. For instance if you know that the word logs will always have a space before and after you could change the search to this ... /.* logs .*/ Or if sometimes logs ends a sentence and…

Try this in your search. A little know feature is that Confluence can also do regular expression searches. Put it in the search box exactly as is below. /.*logs.*/

That case does not talk about the reasoning behind the change.