Davin Studer Expert

I asnwered a similar question here and it could be adapted to fit your needs. https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/212656/how-do-i-show-hide-sidebar-in-the-documentation-theme-depending-on-a-url-parameter

You cannot customize the dashboard for the cloud offering. But you could make a new page and set it as the global home page. On that page you could do whatever you want.

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I also mentioned the WebDAV plugin. You could for instance map Confluence to a drive letter and then just use you native filesystem APIs in python to edit the pages. There is also the SOAP API and the RSET API that you might check into. If it is a one time thing though I would just get the WebDAV stuff setup. You could…

I have a couple suggestions. One would be the Confluence Command Line Interafce. There are some handy methods in it such as find and replace that you could automate across you instance. It uses Atlassian's API to do the changes, so you know it should be a safe operations. Another possibility would be to use the WebDAV…

If you use the WebDAV plugin with Confluence you can map your Confluence instance as a drive. Each page will be represented as a folder in the drive with a .txt file in the folder with the same name as the folder. The .txt is your page contents. With the pag folder is another folder called @exports. Within that folder…

I believe however, that an administartor could override these restrictions if they really wanted to.

When you are on the page view the source. This will popup a new window. In that window you will see what you would see if you were editing the page. You can see that that section is just a panel with some text and a table of contents in it. You can see thet the minLevel and maxLevel properties are set on the table of…

You could get this youself too. Just view the source of the page and then recereate that same structure in your own Confluence instance. Then use the Confluence Source Editor to view the storage format.

This is what it would be ... <ac:structured-macro ac:name="panel"> <ac:rich-text-body> <p> <strong>On this page:</strong> </p> <p> <ac:structured-macro ac:name="toc"> <ac:parameter ac:name="maxLevel">2</ac:parameter> <ac:parameter ac:name="minLevel">2</ac:parameter> </ac:structured-macro> </p>…

You could use the search results macro on a page with the search terms specified in the macro properties and then export the page to Word and then massage the results.

And if you need to search by creation date you can add in the created field in your search string such as.. "labelText:kb- AND created:[20140801 TO 20140831]"The date should be in yyyymmdd format.

Don't use the Content by label macro. Use the wiki search. Search for "labelText:kb-".

Keyboard shortcuts are your friend.

Unfortunately, since you are using the cloud version the answer really is no. If you had the server version there are a few ways to change it.

I you want to search for a specific phrase then surround it by quotes in the search field. Also, check our the Search syntax page. It has some good info for how to effectively search Confluence. https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Confluence+Search+Syntax

The correct search is ... macroName:details Macro's have two names. The one that people see and the one that code sees. The page properties macros name is actually details. You can see this for yourself by adding the macro to a page and then switching over to page source view. This requires have the Confluence Source…

The Enterprise Notifications add-on has the ability to set watches for descendants. You could also use the Confluence Command Line Interaface and run it on a schedule to set watches for a page and its children. As for doing it during page creation that is a no go.

Do you have any stylesheet rules setup for this space that could be affecting the sidebar? You could get to it by the following URL. Also, is it every page of that space or just the home page of that space? http://{yourserver}/spaces/viewstylesheet.action?key={spacekey}

How do you have your sidebar configured? image2016-6-20 9:16:1.png

Here is a document that explains how to migrate between servers.https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/migrating-confluence-between-servers-184150.html

The images are not kept in the database. They are kept on the file system under the "ConfluenceHome/attachments" directory.

It does work. I have used it with the Current version. Developers have to go in and manually set the version compatibility and even though it may not say it is compatible if there have not been significant changes to he underlying API in the newer version it may still work just fine. A good rule always though is to have a…

You can do this pretty easy with a user macro. Here is what it would look like. Macro name: referring_content Macro title: Referring Content Macro Body Processing: No maco body Template: ## Developed by: Davin Studer## Date created: 06/26/2014##…

What I do for this is I create a copy of the page and restrict viewing to myself. This I edit that page. When I am ready for it to be live I copy and paste the content out of the new one into the old one and then delete the new one.

Unfortunately, I don't have any great ideas.

Since you're not creating static user links that can be index by the indexer I don't think there is a way to get it to email.

There is not.

Made me laugh.