Thomas Schlegel Community Champion

Hi @Jason Lewis, just click on the number of watchers:

You're welcome, @Lopez, Tatiana

Yes, of course. Moving pages (with or without their subpages) from one space to another is standard Confluence functionality:

Hi Rahul, I don't know any plugin that will do this, for a good reason. The Jira administrator has to take care of the installation and that's why the permissions are very restrictive.

To be honest, I've never done anything like that. Here's more information about your problem, also some tips about editing the exported xml-file: https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/how-to-copy-or-rename-a-space-in-confluence-169578.html Be sure to test this first in a testing environment.

@slmt - done

Hi Tatiana, you can't import a space, if another space with the same key already exists. So, renaming the properties is no option. You have to import the space XYZ into your Confluence and move the pages after the import to ABC.

They are using Atlassian Confluence as their documentation tool. I think you should ask them directly: https://www.websystemer.as/kontakt/

This is the Atlassian Community. Webmegler is no Atlassian Tool. You're at the wrong community

Hi Katie, a good starting point to find help in your region might be Atlassian's partner search: https://www.atlassian.com/partners/search

Hi Jordan, a licensed Confluence user is anyone, who is able to login to Confluence. The permissions are not important.

@Yakir Giladi, @Tinker Fadoua and I, we talked about your issue. We both think, that you better should ask Atlassian support. They have more options to help you than we have here in the Community. This is a really strange behaviour and we currently have no idea, what to recommend next. Please contact Atlassian Support…

Hi Patrick, you can easily change the action-url in the example to "http://www.google.de/maps/place" But, please read the google guidelines carefully. I remember discussions about licensing google maps in a commercial environment.

There's a second one: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/org.techtime.confluence.plugins.googlemapsembed/server/overview

There's a free app for that purpose: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.pkrete.embed-google-map/server/overview But I haven't tested that app yet.

Hi @jatin patel, have a look at your default field configuration. There you can find all of your fields. Go to Administration -> Issues -> Field Configurations and click on "Default Field Configuration"

That's great, @Patrick Voullié, you're welcome. If you think, your question is answered, please accept the answer with the checksign. With such a marker, other users with similar topics can find answered questions more easy. Viele Grüße aus Hamburg

Do you know User Macros? Here is a small user macro, providing a google search field: ## @param 0:title=Länge des Eingabefeldes|type=enum|enumValues=short-field,medium-field,medium-long-field,long-field,full-width-field|default=long-field <form action="http://www.google.com/search" class="aui" method="get"…

You're welcome, @Ste DB

Ah, ok, then I have totally misunderstood your question, I'm sorry.

Good. Of course, you have seen then the search field in the title bar. This is the main search functionality of Confluence. If you click in that field, you see your page history and if you type a fulltext search will be executed. There is also a macro, you can use on your dashboard page. It is called "livesearch" or…

Hi Patrick, do you have Confluence Cloud or Server? The search functionality and user interface between these two are different, that's why I'm asking.

Hi @Teneil Taylor, create the page and set a page restriction on it, so that only you can see the page. If you want your team to see the page later, simply remove the page restriction.

As @Alexey Matveev wrote, you can link the issues, but you can't associate them as parent-subtask if they are in different projects.

Hi @[deleted], groups as watchers for pages will not be implemented, as Atlassian stated here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFSERVER-20118 For blogs, there are two other issues: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFSERVER-24353 https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFSERVER-30644 Maybe you want to vote for them.

@Lisa Scheuplein - great you found the problem!

@Community Manager Here it is: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Off-topic-discussions/What-s-the-biggest-screw-up-you-ve-ever-made-at-work-How-did-you/td-p/772316

Hi Oliver, have a look at your board configuration. There you find settings for Estimation. Maybe your estimation statistics is based on issue count or another calculated field, so you can't set story points in the backlog. Change the estimation statistics to Story Points, then the field will appear.

Hi Stefano, this should do it: ## @noparams #set( $username = "$req.getRemoteUser()" ) #if($username.equals("Charlie")) <script> $(window).load(function() { $('body#com-atlassian-confluence.theme-default.aui-layout.aui-theme-default div#page div#full-height-container div.ia-splitter div.ia-fixed-sidebar').hide();…

Hi @Shaun S, @Monique vdB wrote an article about them: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Feedback-Forum-articles/How-to-earn-badges-on-Atlassian-Community/ba-p/729801