Davin Studer Expert

I agree. If the mapping is 1 to 1 use the same key.

A private space is simply one where users are not granted view access. To make it private only grant yourself view access.

The question is for OnDemand ... no custom html.

This is for ondemand. Those are not available in ondemand.

There is no automated solution for this with ondemand. You can ctrl+click the links and they will open in new windows, but that is the only way that I know of right now.

You can use the below syntax. #parse ("/path/to/file.vm")

First off the "Global Theme" is simply the theme that is select in Confluence Admin as your default theme for a space unless overridden. With a base Confluence install you have two themes available Documentation, and Default. So, I believe you are asking how to the get this custom menu into the "Default theme". To do that…

Would the children macro work for you? Another thought would be to label the subpages that you would like to appear and use the content by label macro. If you have 5.8 then the content by label macro also allows you to define an ancestor so you could limit it to a certain branch.

Another thought is that it looks like Bob Swift's CLI (command line interaface) for Confluence can copy a space ... and it works with OnDemand.

For the permissions issue global "can use" access must be granted to the Annonymous role. Then at the space level view perms should be checked. If all that is set then annonymous users should be able to see the space if they go to it. Make sure your URL bar isn't pointed to the login page. If you simply just log out to…

Everything should be done via groups in my opinion. It is tempting to get into one-offs and assign perms to individuals, but in the long run it will become a major pain to manage. We usually create at least two groups for each space. One that can just view the space and one that can edit. You may even have a third for…

You would have to roll your own version of the popular pages macro then to do this. It is not included out-of-the-box.

If you remove permissions to those pages for users to view them then they will not show in the popular pages macro. That is about the only way I know how to do it.

Does this work for you?

Have you taken a look at the search results macro? If has a parameter for "Last Modified". It will also only show you results that you have access to. If you want to then even further limit which spaces are represented you could use a user macro to loop through the filetered list of spaces and create a search results macro…

Not really. It is designed to only allow one space. That would be a good feature request though.

Ok. There are some plugins that the new plugin manager will not let you disable, but the old one will, so I was hoping that it might help out in this case.

You might be able to do it using the old plugin admin page. Not sure ... I'm not on 5.4. http://<server base url>/admin/viewplugins.action

What exactly is the formatting issue? There is a section in Confluence admin and also in Space admin where you can override the default PDF layout and stylesheet. Where you make the change in Confluence Admin: image2014-12-2 8:53:20.png Where you make the change in Space Admin: image2014-12-2 8:54:41.png

Have you looked at the page properties and page properties reports macros. I think that will do what you want. On your child pages you would put in a table with two columns the left column is the key and the right is the value. Surround that with a page properties macro. See below screenshot. image2014-12-19 9:23:30.png…

It looks like it was fixed in 5.4.4. According to CONF-32152.

Hmmm. I'm on 5.4.4. Maybe that is the difference.

Does this work for you?

This should work for you. Don't give either page properties macro an id. Give the page a label. Then on the report page setthe report maco to look for the label you entered and leave the field blank that asks for the Page propertied ID

Well, that's the part that confuses me because the top right search box doesn't show sections of pages ... unless you have edited it in some way. By default it only shows the page title and the space.

Which search box are you using? Are you using the one in the top right hand section of the page? A screenshot would do wonders to help explain what you are seeing.

I guess I'm still not sure what you mean by "particular sections in some wiki documents". Are you saying that you want the search results to look at different parts of the page with a different weighting scale? I guess another question I have is when you say "wiki documents" are you referring to pages, attachments, spaces?

Please expand on what you are referring to? Your question is somewhat vague.

Check out this extension in the marketplace. It requires that you first install the Speakeasy add-on. This extension will give you two buttons in the editor ... "save" and "save & notify". Behind the scenes the exention is just hding the checkbox and unchecking it so that when you save people aren't notified. When you…

While it may seem a pain there is actually a real reason for this. My hunch is this won't change in the future. The main reason is that Confluence is meant originally to be a document repository. Typically you want all your documentation to adhere to the same standard for font/sizing so, they have not included it so that…