Davin Studer Expert

This could be done with something like the ConfiForms add-on. You could create a ConfiForm that could have its data structure edit from many pages.

I've noticed that a lot, if not most, of the code macros from the Atlassian Answers site that had html/xml in them were messed up on import. Below is an example post. https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Answers-Developer-Questions/Create-dynamic-link-in-a-macro-to-Confluence-content-in-another/qaq-p/522706

TRANS-808 Seems to request the ability to search by translation.

I think I found it on translations.atlassian.com. This link should take you right to the entry to re-translate it.

Yeah, that doesn't help much. Can you post a screenshot of those translations and I could tell you what the English is so that it would be easier to locate and re-translate?

What you see is what is available. You can delete them one by one or empty the whole trash.

If you go to https://translations.atlassian.com/ you can edit the translation so that it can be corrected in a future release. To fix it now in you system check out the InProduct translation for Confluence add-on. It allows you to override the default translations.

Another add-on to consider would be Confiforms. It also allows you to create forms in Confluence that can do a multitude of things such as send emails, create/update/delete pages, create Jira tickets, hit REST api's, store data in a structured format, etc. It's a super powerful and hugely configurable add-on. I have no…

I fyou add the Confluence Source Editor add-on to your instance you can see the storage format when in edit mode. It is mostly html with some xml for the macros.

No. The cloud offering does not give you the ability to run custom javascript.

There are a couple of addons that can do page approval processes. Page Approval (free ... just page approval) Comala Workflows (paid ... allows for doing all kinds of workflow related tasks)

If you access Confluence from a mobile device there is a mobile theme that is used. Also, if you use the Cloud offering there is an app for Confluence.

If you are using Confluence 5.10+ there is a Macro Usage page in Confluence Admin that shows you all the macros used in your system and groups them by add-on.

What ticketing system do you use? If you use JIRA by chance there is a macro in Confluence specifically for this.

I would look into the Confluence REST API and how to do REST calls from VBA. Couple links below might help point you in the right direction. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19553476/how-to-make-rest-call-with-vba-in-excel https://github.com/VBA-tools/VBA-Web

I belive if you have an older version this will not work. The code editor used to strip out anything that you put on tables, such as width or color. Looks like it works with newer version though ... yay!!

The Excel macro should give you the edit link just like Word documents.

Actually, wait! It should already be limited to the current space. The above code will work, but looking at my install shows that when you type and hit enter the search page is limited to the current space. Are you referring to the dropdown that appears as you search? If so that would take some looking into.

That is why I provided a non-technical solution. If you want to do the searchbox you will need to do it with some Javascript. In Confluence Admins -> Look and feel -> Custom HTML add the below block. <script type="text/javascript">AJS.toInit(function(){ AJS.$('#quick-search…

You can put the excel macro on the page more than once. Each macro would show a different sheet. Also, if you have any add-ons that provide tabs you could create tabs and put each excel macro on its own tab. Below are some add-ons that give you tabs. Spectrum Formatting Macros (free) Navitabs Addon (paid) Responsive…

It should be available. Are you a space admin?

Here's a non-technical possibility for you. On your space home page you could put a search box on the page using the livesearch maco. One of the properties of that macro allows you to specify a space to search.

You could raise an issue for this at jira.atlassian.com. That is where Atlassian tracks bugs and feature requests for their products.

Ah ... that must be why I don't see it ... I removed the mail server from my test instance. It was actualyl kinda troubling to me to not see the message box. :) Good to know. Thanks.

Honestly, I think a user macro would be the easiest way I know to do this. It adds a couple extra clicks, but I can't think of any other way to do it.

Another workaround would be to use a different character such as the ~ character. And then after your list is complete do a find and replace. To do a find and replace hit ctrl + f while in edit mode and you will see a bar drop down with text boxes for the find a replace. Not ideal I know, but it is a workaround.

You could do it with the REST api if you are programatically inclined. Or if this is a one off kind of thing you ould try an add-on from the marketplace that could do it. I've provided a link below (I've no affiliation with them). User Management for Confluence

Labels really would be the way to go. That is kind of the point of labels ... to group kinds of documents. If your are programming inclined you could use the rest api to add the labels. If this is a one-off kind of thing you could install an add-on that would help with the process such as the one below (I've no affilation…

I don't think this is necessarily a bug rather maube just a usability issue. One thing to note in the most recent versions (6.0+) the share feature has changed entirely, so even if you submit a feature request to Atlassian it would not go anywhere as they have changed the functionality entirely (for the worse in my…

I think what you want could be done with built-in macros. Try this. On you parent page add the "Children Display" macro with the "Excerpt Display" option set to rich content. Then on your child pages add an Excerpt macro at the top and inside that macro add a Table of Contents macro and set the options of the TOC macro…