Thomas Schlegel Community Champion

Hi Florian, Questions about developing Plugins for Atlassian Products should better be asked in the Atlassian Developer Community Platform Thank you Thomas

Hi Nic, we were asked weeks ago if we want to take part of the new Atlassian Community as so called "Community Champion". I have no doubt, that you are the best example of a Community Champion :-) People from Atlassian can add you to the Community Champion group.

Nothing further to add to Nic's answer except that there's a suggestion for changing this behaviour: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-42068 Maybe you want to vote for it.

Hi Steffen, Questions about developing Plugins for Atlassian Products should better be asked in the Atlassian Developer Community Platform Thank you Thomas

Maybe there's a problem with the ids of the cloak. Try to change the ids, so that there are no duplicated toggle ids on the page.

Putting the excerpt include into a card in the second page also works for me. Could you please add the source view or storage format of your pages? Otherwise, I can't reproduce your problem.

Hi Pratik, I have tried your setting in our Confluence and it works on my side. Could you please explain in more detail your excerpt and excerpt include pages? Maybe with a screenshot?

So, what shall we do, if someone asks a question here about writing a script or a user macro? Redirect to the developer community? Sometimes the line between administration and developing is very small and also, I am not pleased that all these developer-tagged-questions from "Answers" disappeared. 

Hi Jethro, I think, you should contact Atlassian Support directly: https://support.atlassian.com/contact/ This is a Community Forum, where Atlassian people are also watching, but I think this is better handled by the official support.

Hi Bharadwaj, do you have an example link that is not redirecting to the Community? Unanswered questions were not imported to the new Community platform. Maybe this is the cause.

Hi Carlos, you can have up to 10 users simultaneously. If you disable a user, you can add a new one.

Hi Bryan, with Jira 7.3, you can enable project administrators to edit their project workflow under the condition, that the workflow is not shared with another project. Look at the release notes:…

Hi Diane, as far as I know, there's no way to manage these labels. You can add a label and remove a label from an issue. That's all. Cheers Thomas

Hi this should do it: < 30 days: createdDate >= -30d 30 - 60 days: createdDate >= -60d AND createdDate <= -30d < 60 days: createdDate <= -61d Best regards Thomas

ok, I think, we're getting closer. Do you really use a self hosted Jira or are you using Jira onDemand ? If you are using Jira on Demand, there is no System Administrator Permission, only Jira Administrator.

then, you don't have any System Administrators, only Jira Administrators. If you can see them, as I told you in my first answer, you got everything you need.

Did you do what I have told you in my first answer ?

Hi, look at the global permissions and there click "View Users" (https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Managing+Global+Permissions) I hope this answers your question. I'm not really sure, because the description doesn't fit the headline of your question... Cheers Thomas

Hi Rolf, AUI is a User Interface Framework from Atlassian. This framework is used in a lot of plugins. What is the text of the license warning? Do you see anything in the logs?

Hi Erwin, I think you better ask the official Atlassian Support: https://support.atlassian.com/secure/Dashboard.jspa Best regards and Good Luck Thomas

Hi Dominic, I don't think that this is an error. The toc-macro lists all the headings in the page. If your anchors are headings, the macro is doing its job fine. The other way round: if someone creates a heading as an anchor intentionally. How would you explain him / her that this heading is not shown in the toc ? Cheers…

maybe it would help, if you could describe a little bit more, what you exactly want

Hi Nicolas, this question was already asked here: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/53618/is-it-possible-to-prevent-dashboard-access-by-user Hope this helps Cheers Thomas

I think, setting a security level can be done through a workflow post function, also the assignment to a special developer. I haven't done this yet, but it seems not too complicated.

Hi, you can set issue security levels. Look here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Setting+Security+on+an+Issue You need a security level for each of your partners and set the according security level on their issues. But I think, you cannot hide the Components from your customers. Cheers Thomas

Hi, you assign a workflow to an issue type via the workflow scheme Best regards Thomas

Hi, I think you can only change the order of the subtasks in the planning board (drag and drop them to the right order underneath the parent task). If you change it there, they get the same order in the task board. Best regards Thomas

As you can read in the documentation: "The copyspace plugin allows a space administrator to copy a space, including the pages within the space, but excluding (so far)page history, blog posts and email."

Hi, you can use the copy space plugin (https://plugins.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.confluence.plugin.copyspace). I think, with this plugin you can create a new space as a copy of an existing one without the history. Best regards Thomas

Hi, look here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRA-3821 This is one of the most wanted Jira-features... Since eight years... :-( Best regards Thomas