Davin Studer Expert

Check out these two pages for a quicker way to do it. Basically, it involves restoring a backup of the production database to non production and then copying copying data from the Confluence home directory on production to non production. The second page just talks about rebuilding the index, which you should do after…

Yaeh, kinda goes against their motto.

If you are referring to using an Active Directory login for MS SQL Server then the answer is no. The jTDS driver that comes with Confluence does not support AD login.

This is how I would do bullet point three .... Set the macro body processing to Rendered. Put your table inside the macro body. Then in your template do something like this ... ## provides a unique number that can be used to target this user macro only#set( $id = $action.dateFormatter.calendar.timeInMillis )<div…

It is switched on for all instances of Cloud.

Well, if you are on Confluence Cloud technically you are not a full admin. There are certain things that only Atlassian can do. Not totally sure what you mean by Confluence Administrator vs Site Admin. But have you looked into the difference between Space Administrator and Confluence Administrator. A Confluence…

There is the SupSpace Plugin in the marketplace. Not sure if this is what you are trying to accomplish.

Why do you want to have spaces within spaces? Is there are reason you cannot just Have for instance and IT space and then the separate groups in IT would have top level navigation pages for them with view restrictions set to limit them to only the people in those groups?

This could be done with a user macro. He is a very quick basic example. You would want to fill it out to meet your needs. ## @noparams#foreach($label in $content.getLabels())$label.getName()#end

The server version has the task report macro too.

What about the task report macro does not suit your needs?

It's a bug that has been around for a while. You have to make sure that you are typing in the slightly lighter gray section next to the $. The best way is to type "$" in the body of the editor and then start typing the variable name. Don't use the button in the toolbar to add a variable. When you use that button your…

To globallly change it in Confluence under Confluence Admin go to the Look and Feel section and click on Stylesheet. Then you can add the below CSS to override the default black style. Change the #999999 to whatever hex color you want. This can also be done at just the space level under Space Admin. .wiki-content…

That is totally how I describe macros to my user base! I tell them that a macro is "cool stuff" that Confluence can do.

If that is your permissions scheme you will need space C for shared documentation that everyone can see. You can then include into space A and B from space C.

Check out the Confluence Command Line Interface like Bob mentioned. That would probably do what you need.

Does you company have an LDAP or Active Directory server for machine logins? If so you can hook Confluence/JIRA up to it such that when a user is added in LDAP/Active Directory the user will be added automatically into Confluence/JIRA as well. In Confluence Admin go to Users & Security -> User Directories. I'm not sure…

You would have to get the source code and modify it.

You cannot get that with just tasks. There are a couple add-ons that allow for this functionality in the marketplace. Comala Workflows Page Approval

If you get the free content formatting macros add-on you can put an iframe macro on the page and do it that way.

An iframe is an inline frame. Basically, it is a way to embed a web page within another web page.

We were wanting to do the same thing. What we had to do was just iframe it ... ugly I know, but it was the only way I found to do it easily.

Based on the original post it sounds like they are saying that internal spaces should not be accessible outside (even by internal people). "We do have confidential information in our spaces and want to keep this information inside of our intranet." But that there are some spaces that they want read write access to outside.…

The only way to do what you want would need to be done at your firewall or reverse proxy using rules based on IP address and URL request.

I'm on 5.4.4.

If you have the WebDav plugin installed you can interact with Confluence as if it were a filesystem of folders and files. So, you could navigate to the page and just delete the images and recopy them to the page and it would take you all of 30 seconds to do.

I've had issues like this before. What I did to fix it was I copied the attachment to my local machine and then deleted the one on the wiki page. Then I re-uploaded the attachment with the exact same name. After that it started working.

You could use the Confluence Command Line Interface to do a find and replace throught out your instance.

Readonly should work. I have a form with a field called lastEditedBy that is a readonly and it populates the current user when the entry is created or edited. The ConfiForms documentation link is below. It is on that page. Do a page search for [user.fullName] and you should find it. Second link is also a good one for…

If you are using ConfiForms then you are not using Confluence Cloud, so your question should not be tagged as such.