Davin Studer Expert

Just released v1.1.0.0. It does better face detection and cropping, has a version checker, and a test harness to see how the system will crop and resize your photos.

Looks like the issue had to do with the SOAP API plugin. Once that was fixed the upload utility worked.

Hmmm ... shoot. :) Would you be able to let me see what is in the ConfluenceProfilePhotos.exe.config file ... minus the encrypted password line? Also, do you have Confluence behind a reverse proxy or are you accessing the Tomcast server directly? Lastly, what OS is the server? Oh also, do you have the "Remote API" feature…

Small disclaimer: this works great on my setup. I have not tested it outside of my setup. It should work just fine as I am using the standard API's that come with Confluence, but it is an open source project and I'm not getting paid for it, so I haven't done extensive testing in all scenarios. That said, here is a utility…

Another option would be to get the Content Formatting Macros (free). You get a HTML Comment macro with it.

Another option would be to implement you php page elsewhere and then iframe it into Confluence.

PHP is a server side language. HTML is client side. You can only put HTML into the HTML macro. If you want to display the results of a SQL query on a Confluence page you should look into a SQL add-on from the marketplace. Another option would be to host your PHP elsewhere and then in the HTML macro do an AJAX call to the…

You could replicate the functionality of this addon with a user macro. Then you could maintain it yourself. ## Developed by: Davin Studer## Date created: 06/26/2014##…

You can put in the file protocol. It has to be on the web link panel. image2014-10-6 11:21:56.png Now, keep in mind that out of the box this will only work on IE, and only if your environment hasn't locked down the file protocol. There are Chrome and Firefox(Options ->Advanced->Trusted->Allow local links) extensions to…

You cannot remove yourself as an administrator. You must create another and then that person can remove you. This makes sure that there is always someone who is the admin.

Maybe there would be an email client that would allow this, but most probably won't. Best thing to do is drag it to your desktop and then drag it to confluence.

You can create a template space and then use the Copy Space add on to create new spaces based on the template.

Confluence does not keep track of how many times each page has been accessed. At least I've never found it and I've looked all over the database for it.

Are you saying that you want a list of all of the pages in Confluence and how many times each has been accessed?

This is a community help site. If you need tech support help you should contact technical support.

When you get it up make sure you reset the base url (Confluence Admin -> General Configuration) to your test instance. Also remember to remove SMTP servers from your test system so that emails are not sent from it.

Well, I have three other suggestions. * You could create a web service that would log hits to it in a database and then add Javascript code in the cutom html section in confluence admin to make a request to the web service. * You could create your own plugin ... which is no small task. * You could enable the webserver…

Have you checked out the Viewtracker Plugin?

The easiest way to accomplish this is to place all the pages that you don't want group B to have access to under a parent page. Then you put a view restriction on that parent page for group A (meaning it is restricted to being viewed by group A). View restrictions are inherited from ancestor(parent/grandparent/and so on)…

Yes, the task report macro was added in 5.5. You will need to upgrade to get it.

I gave an answer to this same question on this page. https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/3308/how-can-i-hide-the-left-sidebar-on-some-pages-when-using-the-documentation-theme

Are you using the default theme or documentation theme?

You could write some JavaScipt to progrmatically click the collapse button on page load for the spaces where you want this to happen. I have done this in the past.

My hunch is yes, but that seems a fairly easy thing to test. Just create a test user that fits the case and @mention the user. If you really want to make sure that they don't get email then you could make sure Confluence doesn't know their email address by removing it from AD.

The best way I can think would be to create a user macro that will gather up the labels for the current page and then embed the content by label macro and dynamically put in the label values.

This sounds to me like a question for Zen tech support.

I just released v1.1.0.0 of the profile photo uploader. It does better face detection and cropping, has a version checker, and a test harness to see how the system will crop and resize your photos.

I have an open source utility that I created that uses Confluence's API's to upload the profile photo to a user. Below is the address. https://bitbucket.org/fredclown/confluence-profile-photo-uploader

You have to specify the field(s) you are searching. An example search would be ...FirstName:Joe OR LastName:Joe OR Position:Joe OR Department:JoeI realize your users don't want to type that. This is reason for creating your own form that will put the search terms into the original form in the format you want. If you want…

See the update on my above post for a screenshot of what ours looks like. I unhid the default search box so you could see kinda what we are doing.