Davin Studer Expert

A better way of getting the meta data is to use ... AJS.Meta.get('space-name'); This is more future proof.

Yeah, I'm not too thrilled with the new lingo. To take a feature that has been around for so long and change it s meaning is poor design in my opinion.

You cannot edit LDAP settings in Confluence if you are logged in with an LDAP account. You will need to log in with the local admin account or another local account that has the system administrator privilege.

Yeah, shoot. I don't know another way other than that. That is once of the main reasons I don't like the OnDemand version ... too limited.

You can create a user macro as a wrapper to the task report macro that will pass the current page to the task report. See the below link for an example of wrapping a task report macro with a user macro. Instead of swapping out the user parameter though you would be swapping out the page parameter.…

Sorry. I misunderstood the question. See my new answer.

What you would do is give your template a label and then in the task report macro filter to pages with that label. That should make sure that you only see tasks for pages created with the template.

You would just point the iframe to the login page for Ops Manger.

If you get the Content Formatting Macros one of the macros included is an iframe macro, which will let you do this. There is also the built-in HTML include macro, but it is not very good as it does not bring in the styles and JavaScript.

It is supposed to ... in my environment it does anyway. Something is wonky if it is not respecting the restriction.

Please provide some explanation of what you are looking for?

What do you mean by a time control widget? Are you looking for an add-on that will control publishing time, or are you looking to just publish a calendar to a page? A little explanation would help.

What we are doing in our org is that we purchased the User Profile Plugin. We are are pulling in extra data into Confluenc that he have already populated in Active Directory with this ... so that it can be searched on. The challenge is that the search syntax is not user friendly. So, we have created a Speakeasy extension…

It's not the editor that is the issue. It's your keyboard. There is an insert button on your keyboard that toggles between insert and overwrite. image2014-10-10 12:48:38.png

Since 5.6, I believe, that is the default. But with your already created ones ... sorry, have fun clicking. 

Or setup the SDK locally and run a local dev environment.

Did this work for your needs?

Best I can think would be to lable your pages that you want to show on the TOC page and then use a search results macro with labelText:mylabel for the search terms field.

I have 5.5.2 in my test environment and just copied a space. It seemed to work just fine. If you have a test environment I would give it a shot there first, but often times addons still work even though they says they are not compatible. Usually it just means the addon author hasn't fully tested it yet and gone back to the…

Does this work for your needs?

Here is a user macro I created for this. Macro Name: text Macro Title: Text Document Macro Body Processing: No macro body Template: ## Developed by: Davin Studer## Date created: 05/07/2014## @param TXTName:title=Text File Name|type=string|required=true|desc=The name of the attached TXT file. (ex. Stuff.txt, Stuff.csv,…

Kay is correct. However, there is the expand macro that is installed with Confluence and provides basically the same functionality.

I would recommend Gliffy or Draw.io both are actively developed. Draw.io is a little cheaper, but works just fine. Gliffy has been around longer, but costs more.

Yes. The macros are stored in an xml format in the database. When the page is rendered Confluence replaces the xml with the rendered version of the macro.

I would recommend getting thisplugin if you don't have it. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.confluence.plugins.editor.confluence-source-editor Next mock up a page in Confluence to look like what you want and then view the source of the page and find out exectly what the xml storeage format should…

The confluence command line interface can create personal spaces using the addSpace action and by supplying the userId.

Or it may not have synced yet.

You could user the Content by User and Recently Updated macros. It looks like the Content by User macro shows across all spaces and the Recently Updated lets you specify to look across all spaces. You will probably have to de-dupe the recently updated results, but if you are opposed to using SQL that is the easiest way I…

If #rte-button-publish is being injected into the DOM by AJS.toInit() as well, then it might be happening after yours.

Your JS is probably running prior to #rte-button-publish existing on the page. Which is why it works in the console, but not during page load.