Davin Studer Expert

I would echo the WebDAV suggestion. Another would be the Confluence command line interface.

FYI, the reason for this is that the dates are stored on the backend as milliseconds since January 1, 1970. So, you can subtract the two numbers and divide by 86400000 (the number of milliseconds in a day) to get the number of days between start day 00:00 and end day 00:00. The +1 at the end is because the date is stored…

If your users might edit the entry after it is created then you would want to use a formula type instead. Calculated fields are only evaluated on creation of the entry. Formula fields are evaluated on every save. Anyway, the expression to use is below. (([entry.enddate]-[entry.startdate])/86400000) + 1

Well, that depends upon what you mean by "bring data into Confluence". Do you want the data to be hosted within Confluence just like any other wiki page or do you want to display the results of a SQL query in Confluence where the data really resides in the database? If you want the data in Confluence and editable and all…

Unfortunately, most plugins created in the marketplace will never find their way into OnDemand. Atlassian controls what is put into OnDemand.

If you just put it in it could take a few minutes as the system has to go through the PDF and convert it. If it has been in there a while and that is still happening then I don't know what to tell you. Tech support could probably help you with that.

If you use the page tree search macro it will let you specify the root of the search in one of the macro parameters. If you leave it blank it will assume the current page is the root. You can also explicitly state this in a search using this syntax. Where the ????? is the id of the page. That is all the page tree search…

I had a GC issue recently and after it was resolved I asked the same question. The support rep recommended just leaving them there as the performance impact was negligible and if in the future another issue arose the logs would already be there.

Hey, no problem. Feel free to mark it as answered ... it is the little check box below the up down arrows.

The option isn't there, but if you go to Confluence Admin -> Custom HTML and put this in the "After Body" section it should show up. <script type="text/javascript"> AJS.toInit(function() { if(AJS.$('#action-export-word-link').length == 0) { var html = '<li><a id="action-export-word-link" href="' + AJS.Meta.get('base-url')…

One thing to note this would only get direct children ... not grandchildren and so forth.

Just to throw it out there you could also do this using a user macro that implements the search macro. Here is what I created for my organization. Macro Name: stalepages Macro Title: Stale Pages Macro Body Processing: No Macro Body Template: ## Developed by: Davin Studer ## Date created: 12/26/2013 ## This will show pages…

Ok, so non-anonymous is not unlicensed users it is your licensed users. Anonymous users do not need a license. Anyway, the setup for them is in the same place. You need to be a space admin to make the change. While in the space you want to change permissions for go to space tools and select permissions. image2016-6-10…

It should be in the after body section. Also, you need to wrap it in script tags.<script type="text/javascript">AJS.toInit(function(){...});</script>

Do you want users to not ever be able to search for these, or just not by default using the top right search box? If you just want to make sure that the top right search bar will by default only show pages then you can add this Javascript to the global custom html. This will put in a hidden field in the form element of the…

You can exclude attachments from being indexed. Here is the documentation for that. https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CONFKB/How+Do+I+Disable+Indexing+of+Attachments

Is your zoom level set to 100%?

There is not great way to do this. I could be done with a user macro ... kinda. Here is what I worked up. It may work for what you want. Macro Name: mention Macro Title: Mention Description: Mention a user via user name instead of full name. Macro Body Processing: No Macro body Template: ## Macro title: Mention ## Macro…

I don't know of any way to deactivate it, but you could remove the space permissions checkboxes on page load using javascript in the Custom HTML section of Confluence Admin.

The Confluence Source Editor will allow you to get rid of any unwanted stuff. Ultimately when migrating from Word to Confluence I always tell my editors not to use the import function but rather to copy and paste from Word into a plain text editor such as notepad to remove any formatting and then copy and paste from…

This could be expand to show space permissions as well using ...$spaceManager.getSpace($content.spaceKey).getPermissions()

Here is a user macro I created that shows the restriction set on a page. This will only show the page restrictions ... meaning it doesn't take into account space permissions. ## Developed by: Davin Studer## Date created: 10/24/2013## @noparams#set ($vPerms = $content.getContentPermissionSet("View"))#set ($ePerms =…

It is not possible to do by page name. Could you go to SQL in your build to look up the id and then submit the URL?

Check into the Confluence Command Line Interface.

That JIRA ticket seems to me to be about support for Microsoft's driver. I am referring to the jtds 1.3.1 not Microsoft's driver.

We do a new page for each meeting. It easier to look at your history that way, plus then the history is searchable.

You could add custom html in Confluence Admin and add a reference to a javascript syxtax highlighter such as this one ... http://alexgorbatchev.com/SyntaxHighlighter/ Then it is just a matter of formatting your html in the html macro to work with the syntax highlighter. Is this what you are looking for?

Yes, there is a checkbox in the LDAP setup to enable nested groups. However, there are some performance concerns with it. We had it setup in our environment with about two levels of nesting and certain macros that had permissions by group got REALLY slow. So, try it out on a test system first before going all in.

There is no Confluence setting for that. In fact that really is a function of the browser that is doing that. The best thing would be to save the image locally and then copy it Confluence.

Typically, the answer that has the solution would be the one to mark as the answer. That way others who view the question can quickly find the correct answer.