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That should be fine. In fact the viewfile folder can also be cleared as well ... Confluence will just rebuild the cache if it is cleared. The below article give info for the viewfile folder. https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/how-to-rebuild-the-viewfile-cache-from-scratch-765756128.html

There is some discussions about this at the below link. In short there is not great way to do it. https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/16168/how-can-i-pull-in-the-page-title-to-the-pdf-export-header This plugin may get you what you want https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.k15t.scroll.scroll-pdf

Another option that you can use is Bob Swifts Confluence Command Line Interface. You can copy spaces with it and it will work with the OnDemand version.https://bobswift.atlassian.net/wiki/display/CSOAP/Documentation#Documentation-copySpace

Spaces is really the best way to handle documentation versions. Keep in mind if you are going from an in-house Confluence instance to a hosted one that any user macros that you may have and most marketplace add-ons will not be available to you in a hosted version.

The only way I know is the Share Attachments add-on. It can create tiny urls for attachments.

What version of Confluence are you on?

Do you have xls attachments that also have the xxxx label? The filter list is an AND between the two inputs not an OR. So, if yo put in xls and xxxx it will only return results that are xls files that have the xxxx label ... not xls files and files that have the xxxx label. Aside from that maybe your index is a bit wonky…

Can't through the editor. Annoying I know. You could use the html macro and put the html in by hand or you could add them in with JS after the page is rendered.

I've heard of companies with hundreds of spaces. Confluence is designed to support lots of spaces. You should be fine. Now, you do want to make sure that you have disk space for all the data. Certainly if you add more spaces you're going to need more disk space. Also, it stands to reason that as you add more spaces you are…

And for the sake of the children make sure to upgrade a copy of your system first to test it out first. There are bound to be issues going from such and old version to one of the most recent.

That is what I have found as well. The way I get around it is I put the diagram on a page and then use the page include macro to get it to show on the blog post. It's inconvenient, but it works.

Would this fulfill what you are trying to do? https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.pas

The Confluence Command Line Interface can do what you are looking for. https://bobswift.atlassian.net/wiki/display/CSOAP/Documentation#Documentation-exportSpace

To my knowledge there are no OnDemand add ons that can do this.

So, templates actually are versioned. It's just not easy to get at them. However you can see the versions if you have database access. They are in the PAGETEMPLATES table.

In confluence admin there is a page where you can add custom html. You could fairly easily put in some JavaScript to ask the user "Do you really want to remove this restriction?" when they click the remove link. As for the four eyes method you would need to write an add-on for that.

No, but you could remove links to the history page onload with JavaScript. It will not deny them access. If they know the URL they can still get to it, but it would obscure it from your average user.

It's a bit of a learning curve, but honestly ConfiForms is by far the most useful add-on we have ever purchased for our Confluence environment.

So looking at your screenshots the issue is that you did not put any field macros inside the tableview or listview macros. The reason for this is that you can define which fields will be shown in the view macros and which won't. Also with the list view macro you can define formatting as well. So, it should look something…

Ok. I tried clicking them like a ton of times, but now it seems to work. Odd!

Hmm, clicking them doesn't enlarge them.

It's hard to see what you are doing from the screenshots. They are pretty low quality. Could you re-upload the screenshots?

The expand macro with links inside the body. That is what they are using. image2015-2-2 8:54:49.png

You don't really need to host it locally. You could use a CDN. I changed the code above and swapped out the .js and .css file to use a CDN (content delivery netowrk).

Update: changed .js and .css link to go to a cdn I created a user macro for our organization that got around this for us. I'll put the code below. Basically I used mediaelement js for it. You'll have to make one change and that is to point it at a local copy of mediaelementjs ... I couldn't find a CDN for it. Just replace…

Your Gliffy license needs to match your Confluence license. For instance if you are licensed for 500 Confluence users you need the 500 user Gliffy license. Su licencia Gliffy debe coincidir con su licencia de Confluence. Por ejemplo si tiene licencia para 500 usuarios Confluence necesita la licencia Gliffy 500 usuario.

Small edit. The Macro Body Processing should not be Escaped. It should be No macro body. Not sure whay I made that typo.

Macro Body Processing: Escaped Template: ## Macro title: My Status ## Macro has a body: N ## Developed by: Me ## Date created: 09/26/2013 ## Installed by: Me ## A specific list of status values. ## @param Status:title=Status|type=enum|enumValues=Good,Mediocre,So-so,Bad,What!|default=auto|desc=Pick a status. #if (…

Hers is soemthing I whipped up that could work. Just edit the enum values and what the color assignment for those values are and you should be good to go. Macro Body Processing: Escaped Template: ## Macro title: My Status ## Macro has a body: N ## Developed by: Me ## Date created: 09/26/2013 ## Installed by: Me ## A…