Davin Studer Expert

You could also do this with a user macro. I was doing this on our site using an html macro for a while and got tired of copying the JS code, so I made a user macro to do it. Here is what I did.. Macro Name: collapsenav Macro Ttle: Collapse Nav Description: Collapse the nav on page access. Macro Body Processing: No macro…

If you want to easily put expand macros around each you can use the Confluence Source Editor to do this. It has find a replace capability. So you would do two find and replaces. They would look like this ... First Find and Replace Find: <ac:image> Replace: <ac:structured-macro ac:name="expand"><ac:rich-text-body><ac:image>…

I don't think it's vast ... I'm sure it is something else like disk performance or ram ... one reason why I am adding RAM tonight.

It's actually doing a rebuild from scratch right now ... SLOWLY. I started it last night and it went from 0%-66% in about 10 minutes and has spend the last 9 hours getting to 67%. The server needs more RAM anyway, so hopefully adding more will help with the index rebuild faster.

I figured that was the worst case, but should it in the best case just continue on with the rest if it hasn't been indexed yet? Or will it always require a re-index?

Good to know. I stand corrected. I guess I just never questioned what I thought it meant.

My uderstanding is that private APIs are simply ones that require authentication, which since it is getting content from your system I would think would be a good thing.

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If you don't already have it you should get the REST API Browser for your Confluence install. If you do a search in the browser for "search" you will see this entry "searchv3/1.0/search". I believe this is what you want.

Here are some examples. There are even some for searching content. https://developer.atlassian.com/display/CONFDEV/Confluence+REST+API+Examples#ConfluenceRESTAPIExamples-FindingContent

Check out the REST API. There are methods for hooking into Confluence search. https://developer.atlassian.com/display/CONFDEV/Confluence+REST+API

The padding in on the <a> element. So you would do this ... .aui-header-logo.aui-header-logo-custom a{padding: 0px 10px 0px 0px;} The order of the padding is this css is top, right, bottom, left. So, this would leave the 10px padding on the rigt side but 0 out the padding on the <a> element on the left side. By default the…

Here is the CSS. .aui-header-logo.aui-header-logo-custom img{display:none;}

I would say maybe put the data into an SQL table and then use an SQL addon to select the columns that you want to display and pipe it out to a table. Here are some SQL addon's that might do what you want. SQL for Confluence Play SQL Base PocketQuery

The CLI can renamed based on a CSV or spreadsheet. It can loop through it so you don't have to do it one by one.

Check out the Confluence Command Line Interface. There is a method for renaming pages. You could also do it yourself if you use the SOAP or XML-RPC API's. I would not recommend doing it through the DB. That is a great way to mess up your install really quickly.

I decided to give it a shot ... looks like it doesn't work with newer versions ... shucks!

This was a plugin that used to index macro parameters. It says it is supported up to 4.3.7, but sometimes plugins still work even though they only say they work with a lower version. If you are on a version higher than 4.3.7 you could try manually installing it and giving it a shot. Plugin:…

Not with just CSS no. You would need to use JavaScript for that. With CSS 4 you could do it, but nothing supports CSS 4 yet.

Nope. No option for that. You could write a plugin for it, or maybe write a Speakeasy extension for it.

I figured it out. I just had to change the text for the i18n entry in our current language pack for the confluence.mail.is.following.users key.

Again, yes. Read the documentation.

Yes. Here is some documentation for it. https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Running+Confluence+Over+SSL+or+HTTPS

You can use the HTML Include macro for this. You will need to also configure your whitelist (Confluence Admin->Configuration->Configure Whitelist) to allow you to pull in content from the other site.

Sadly, yes.

Nope. The OnDemand offering is quite locked down. You cannot install many of the add-ons in the marketplace and the options that allow you to customize Confluence in the server version are not available in the OnDemand version.

I would suggest this solution too. Also, instead of assigning students directly to spaces I would recommend assigning groups to the space and then making people members of the groups. Assigning permissions to individual makes it harder to manage down the road. So, create some groups that are good definitions of the…

Position you cursor before the first table. Then hit shift + down until you select the whole table. Then ctrl+x or command+x to cut the table. Then just paste it where you want it.

Yup, that works too.

Really, you don't even have to put in nested tables. You could put in multiple lines and that should work as well. image2017-1-20 12:27:46.png