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Your question doesn't make much sense.
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We use Lockpoint as well and it works great!
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The brackets are fine. That is part of the CDATA block ... it's and XML thing. <ac:macro ac:name="code"> <ac:parameter ac:name="linenumbers">true</ac:parameter> <ac:parameter ac:name="language">js</ac:parameter> <ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[]]></ac:plain-text-body> </ac:macro> Not sure what to tell you if you don't see…
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What version of Confluence are you using? I use the code macro and don't see that when I export to PDF. Have a look at your page source. Is there anything there that could be doing it? You'll need this plugin to see the source easily.…
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Yes.
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I would say the performance is not an issue. The best thing to do would be to organize your content the way it makes sense to organize it rather than the way the system performs the best. Really it should perform fine either way. There are organizations literally with hundreds of spaces that are working just fine.
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Check out Bob Swift's Confluence CLI Client. You could set up a daily scheduled task to upload the report as an attachment. Plus it works with OnDemand. https://bobswift.atlassian.net/wiki/display/CSOAP/Documentation#Documentation-addAttachment
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You could, but I think you will have to parse the page and insert it that way.
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He is referring the page properties macro, not content properties.
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It seems to me that you have two options. You could manually change the label when the page is created or you could create four identical templates with different labels.
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The easiest way I know to copy a template would be to open the template to be copied and then in another browser window create a new template. Then copy the contents from the old template and paste them into the new template.
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Yeah, the API documentation leaves some to be desired. It's pretty confusing.
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Vote up the JIRA ticket ... not this answer. :)
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I created a feature request for this(CONF-34961). Please vote it up.
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Macro Body Processing should really be set to "No macro body" as you are not embedding anything inside the user macro.
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Ah ... ok! I was looking at the dates of the posts and it looked to me like he was referring to your ... kinda confused me.
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What is a question of security? The answer by Stephen Deutsch doesn't open any security holes. You are not adding in any foreign code or anything like that. It is using only built-in functionality.
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Sure that works too, but the above example is free and less involved as you need only one macro on that page that doesn't need any params.
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I created it in 5.5.6 and 5.8.6 and it works fine in both.
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Like I said I don't think it is possible to assign the color based on the value returned in your query. I cannot think of an easy way to do it.
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Are you saying that you want the color to change based on the value in col2 for each row? Or is a static color for each row what you want. I don't quite understand your previous comment. If you want it to be dynamic I don't think that is possible. If you want a static color, then your first color would be for row AB, the…
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Yep. In the macro properties it is the Colors field. image2014-10-14 10:44:43.png image2014-10-14 10:45:32.png
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There is no way to edit a Word document in Confluence directly. The only thing that is available is the Office Connector plugin which will open Office and when you save it will push the changes into the wiki. I believe that is what you mean by "redirection to ms office". Confluence is not Word and could never be Word. The…
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You should not create a new question that is exactly like another question. You have obviously found the previous question since you linked to it. Instead, you should comment on that question. That way answers don't get split up among multiple question.
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The best plugin for this that I know of is Ad hoc Workflows.
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With the WebDAV plugin a folder represents either a space (top level folder) or a page (everything else). When it represents a page you will see a file within the folder with the same name as the folder ... {foldername}.txt. This has the contents for the page. Any other files in that folder are page attachments. Any…
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That section just shows you all of the attachments in the space. It does not allow you to put attachments in as attachments are not related to the space directly but rather to the pages in the space. So, similar to an email the attachment is attached to a page. You can upload an attachment to a page by dragging and…
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This addon sounds like it might help you out. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/de.scandio.confluence.plugins.hideelements-macro
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Looks like I might just have to bookmark it instead. Oh well!
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Odd. It should work for the default theme. Basically, instead of setting CSS values manually my script is just programmatically clicking the collapse link. Oh well if the other one works then that is probably a good way to go. You may still want to encapsulate it in a user macro so that it is much easier to add to any page…