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You can insert javascript on the page using the html macro.

Check into the WebDav plugin. You can map a drive straight into Confuence and work with it as if it were part of your file system. Also, you can set up a space email address that you can send emails to to create pages.

There are a few ways to do this. You can enable web server logging for Confluence and then analyze those logs. You could put Google Analytics in the custom HTML section of Confluence Admin so that it shows up on each page and then use Google Analytics to get that information. If you are on 5.3 there is now a SQL table that…

Can you post the code that you were trying to use for the user macro?

There are only a few fields that are populated into Confluence from LDAP using the bundled functionality. There is a plugin called the User Profile Plugin that will allow you to populate other fields from LDAP into Confluence.

There are a number of free ways to do this. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/ch.bitvoodoo.confluence.plugins.viewtracker/server/overview https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/net.customware.confluence.plugin.tracking/server/overview…

Just to throw one more into the hat. With 5.3 there is now a SQL table that tracks page hits by users. So, ifyou are on 5.3 and want to use SQL for this then that is a possibility too.

That is because child_id is not a valid column in that table. There is child_user_id and child_group_id.

Here is a possible work around for you that I have seen another site do. They created an account that has read only access and did not tell the employee base the UN/PW of that account. Then they created another login form themselves that would authenticate them against their login system and if it was correct would then…

Anyone that has the "can use" permissions set up in global permissions will consume a license. So, if you are a member of a group that is set to "can use" or you are explicitly set up for "can use" then you will use a license ... which means even people set to read-only at the space level will use a license. After all…

Remove the 80: from the beginning of the Root Page and then set the space key. Not sure why it puts the space key in the Root Page field when it has a field for the space. Probably a bug.

If you are on a newer version than 5.1.3 then you could use the user macro that I created at the below address. It is better than the above query. It requires at least Confluence 5.5.http://iamdav.in/2015/01/06/confluence-macro-usage-report/

The problem is the b.BODY LIKE <strong>'%{macroname%'</strong>. You need to specify the new storage format for macros. It should look more like this. SELECT b.BODYCONTENTID, b.BODY, b.CONTENTID, c.TITLE, c.VERSION, c.CONTENTTYPE, c.SPACEID, sp.Spacename, sp.SPACEKEYFROM BODYCONTENT AS bINNER JOIN [CONTENT] AS c ON…

Another thought would be the User Profiles for Confluence add-on. You set it up to get your org hierarchy from LDAP/Active Directory if you have it there. It also comes with an org chart macro that will work based on what it syncs from LDAP/Active Directory.

I've tried replicating your issue with a user macro. I was able to get pages to include if there was an attachments macro on that page correctly only if the upload option was turned off for the attachments macro. If upload is turned on then it messed up. Is this the same issue you are having?

Ok ... sorry I misread the question. Also, I didn't realize that was velocity syntax ... never had a reason to have the curly braces in it.

I don't think this part (${paramName}) is right. The $ should be next to the variable name.

If it is combined with the show if macro is does work. I've done it berore. Take the example below. Let's say I have set restriction on the page Development Home to only be viewable to the group confluence-administrators. I have the include page macro wrapped by a show if macro that will only render the include page if the…

You can use the visibility macro in conjunction with the include page macro. If they view the source they will not see the actual documentation. Also, the included pages will not show up in search if they do not have rights to those pages.

It was the means of auth pre-Windows 2000, but it has not been deprecated or rendered obsolete. It is still fully supported and will continue to be supported. They have since added more functionality with UPN, but sAMAccountNam is not going t be removed and is still a valid auth method for all current versions of Windows.…

sAMAccountName is not obsolete. It is still supported and to my knowledge is going to be supportted for the forseeable future.

I don't think so ... not without writing your own auth plugin.

Yes.

Another thought I had would be the ConfiDoc add-on for using the JSON. I've never used it, but I have used their other add-on ConfiForms. My understanding is that ConfiDoc can parse and display JSON within Confluence.

You could use the REST API to do that, but then you would have to parse the JSON for it to be usable ... there is no macro for it. You'll have to program it.

Not that I know of. Maybe they would edit it for you.

To my knowledge that role is limited to only Atlassian personel in an OnDemand instance.

Doesn't look like you can do that with confluence-user and confluence-administrators. But you could create another group and give it the same users as confluence-users and it should work.

Nope it doesn't seem to work with iframe. You could use HTML include macro for this, but your mileage may vary with that macro as it doesn't typically play nice with images, or styles.

In the custom html seciotn of Confluence Admin add this to the after body section. <script type="text/javascript">AJS.toInit(function () { AJS.$("a[href^='http']").not("[href*='" + location.host + "']").attr('target','_blank');});</script>