Davin Studer Expert

Exactly what I would have suggested.

Would a macro that only allows specific choices work? This could be done fairly easy with a user macro.

Oh good.

First of all you are not on the attachments page. You are viewing the attachments through the attachments macro. If you click on the tools menu then click on attachments that will take you to the attachments page. If you still do not see it on the attachments page then you probably don't have the delete attachments…

Could you be more specific? Why do you want to get rid of the table-plus macro ... what functionality are you missing that you would like to see?

You could try this. It's not perfect, but it helps a little. "africa afghanistan"~1 This search ensures that the two words specified must be within a certain number of words of each other to be included.

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Here is a page with those details. https://bobswift.atlassian.net/wiki/display/SQL/Editions

That is not how the licensing works. If you import 2000 people, but only 500 ever use it you need to have the 2000 tier license. You should only import the number of people that you want to have access to the wiki. The best way to manage the licensing that I have found is to have an LDAP group called confluence-users. Then…

It should not represent anyone who has ever logged, but rather those people who are currently listed in the system as users. If the number is bigger than you think it should be I would look at how you have it hooked up to LDAP. Are you simply importing all LDAP users or are you filtering that import to only those that…

If you just want a simple count go to the search page and do a people search without any terms it will give you a count. The below URL should get you a count. Just replace {yourserver} with ... your server. http://{yourserver}/dosearchsite.action?startIndex=0&type=userinfo&where=conf_all

You could try putting a spam filter in front of the email receiving system. But ultimately that may not be 100% effective. If you really want to stop it you'll probably need a different email address. You should make it something very obscure so it won't happen again in the future. Another option, depending upon your email…

You can use the "recently updated" macro and fill in your user name in the parameters.

The live search macro will give you this ability.

That's what I figured. Thanks.

My hunch is the event handler for the field that enabled the insert button isn't fired on paste. However, it is probably fired onKeyUp.

Atlassian licensing is not based on how many people are currently in the system. It is based on how many people are in the user directory with the "can use" permission applied. Even if no one is logged in your licenses are being consumed. Check out the links below for how Confluence licensing works. image2017-3-9…

On the System Information page (http(s)://{yourserver}/admin/systeminfo.action) there is a section that tells you the count of users. Search on that page for "Local Users".

Have you checked to see how many of your 2078 users are inactive. I'm pretty sure those do not count against the license.

Plugin.

Not using just the SQL plugin. You can supply static parameters to a query, but not dynamic ones that change based on who is accessing the page. However, if you combine it with the Run plugin you can get this dynamic functionality. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/org.swift.confluence.run

Also, if you use Chrome here is how you can do it. image2014-9-26 10:19:19.png

You could use CSS media queries, or you could use Javascript to iterate through the images on the page and adjust the size depending on the viewport width. It looks like Confluence keeps two versions of images you attach ... the original and a thumbnail. Looks like the only difference in the url to the image is the…

There is no way to just cut and paste it. Most browsers don't even support UNC path's natively, so it would not make sense for them to build that into the application.

Unfortunately, I have not way to try it out myself. It could be that you might need to upgrade to be able to do this.

When you enter the UNC path to the file it should look like the below screenshot. The below screenshot is actually 5.5.6, so it will probably look somewhat different in 3.4.9. Unfortunately, I do not have a system on 3.x so I cannot say for certain if it will work with 3.x. But if it will work it would probably look…

If an answer works for you then you can click the check next to that answer to mark the question as answered.

You can do it with a "Web link". Highlight the content and then click the link link button and put the UNC path in this format. file://///path/to/unc/share. Yes, you need five slashes at the beginning. The first three are part of the protocol file:/// (yes, indeed it is supposed to have three ... unlike the two in http,…

Sadly no. Templates are a bit under-powered in my opinion. You could probably do it with a blueprint, but the learning curve is a bit higher to write one of those.

There used to be an add-on that would index the properties of macros but it has not been updated and does not work in any current versions ... I've tried. If you are still on 4.x that could probably work for you as…