Sherif Mansour Atlassian Team

@Manon Soubies-Camy would love to hear more about what part of the navigation experience do you like? Has it improved anything for you?

Also, feel free to send it to your end-users @Manuel Bastardo Castellano if you think that will help us get a diverse range of feedback! 

Hi @Amir Tabei I'd love to hear your orgs setup for why you need to print the staff directory booklet? Is it because employees need offline access? I don't have a solution today, but we are exploring solving a enterprise directory solution. Would you be interested in being in the beta group?

@FabioG, we are currently looking at building something for this at Atlassian and was wondering if you'd be able to spare some time to talk to us and give us your feedback? I'd love to hear from you if you can: smansour@atlassian.com

i @Amir Tabei just wondering why do you want to do this?

Should also highlight that we have a feature request to change the default paragraph bahaviour. If you think that would help you, you might want to watch/vote this issue: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-5949

So blog is generally used for news and announcemnts for your team. A blog organises the content in your space sidebar by date. Questions are organised by topic (or space). Questions are used for when you want to get something answered by your team or company. Questions, unlike blogs, can be upvoted, can be accepted, can…

Thanks Darek. Can you mark my answer as correct so we can close this thread off? Thanks for your feedback, I've passed that onto the developer.

I beleive this has just been fixed. See https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.confluence.plugins.confluence-roadmap-plugin. You might want to update your plugin. Out of curisoisty, how have you found the plugin? Do you like it? What do you use it for? Any improvement suggestions? I'm curisous as we're…

These feature reuqests already exist. I've linked to the duplicate ones.

You might also wante to watch this related feature request to stay updated: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-2522

"In the scenario where a user exists in Confluence, and not in JIRA, how can that user view a JIRA Team Calendar?" That is not possible. You need an account in JIRA.

I hink this feature request might help: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/TEAMCAL-886 . It's hard to tell if that's the exact reason why without troubleshooting your instance

Not sure if anyone has done a customisation for this, but currently not possible.

Good question - Blueprints have 3 goals. 1. Show people waht they can create 2. Help them create it 3. Help them structure it. Templates is just _one_ of the many components that makes a Blueprint. A Blueprint can invovle an "index" page, macros, a wizard, or other plugin points. The link above has some simple examples.

Thanks for the very helpful answer, Eugene. Would you have time to do an interview / discuss some of these things? They sound very much similar to some of our thinking. Would love to hear form you: smansour at atlassian dot com. Let me know your thoughts.

I think you are after this feature request: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/TEAMCAL-886

Yeah, you are right about this. I actually think its a messaging problem we currently have and are trying to work on. Long story short - we don't see Team Calendars replacing your Outlook / Exchange calendaring system AT ALL. We don't want it to go that way. Our goal with Team Calendars is to help teams collaborate, plan…

Hey Harvey, Yeah, I see your point and appreciate your concern, especially with "What next will they make a charged for item?". I can't forsee us doing this for every major feature in Confluence. The Calendar plugin was a tough one because it evovled as someones small 20% project inside Atlassian. It was never supported or…

Harvey, You raise some valid points. I'd firstly like to say, this isn't a decision we took lightly. I personally spoke to many customers about this, trying to understand what problems they would like solved and in addition, looking at how we can built something that is sustainable in the long term. After much discussion…

Another suggestion is to implement this hack: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/12799/usability-of-minor-change-checkbox/12821 and modify the javascript so that it only happens for a particular set of pages that you've defined

Hi Robert, We don't have this functionality right now. This is something, however that we are consideirng doing in the near-term. Just a question.. is the information you want to send them custom information? Or are you talking more about a "Getting started" tips/tricks equivilant?

We have an open feature request for this as well we'd like to implement: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/TEAMCAL-144 watch that one to stay updated.

We also have an open feature request for this that you might want to follow / vote on: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-6482

Thanks, guys. I've raised an issue internally for someone to take a look at it.

From the marketplace you can grab previous versions of Team calendars, just install the version you were last running https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.confluence.extra.team-calendars/versions

Looks like you are running into this bug: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/TEAMCAL-1870, you may want to watch that to stay updated. To downgrade, just install the older version of Team Calendars. We will try and get that bug fixed shortly.

Hi Anna, Why do you want to do this via the database? This is possible by by selecting "Restrictions" from the calendar you wish to check: http://cl.ly/050A3c2T0i3I2G1e1t1C Then once you've done that, you can see any restrictions applied to the calendar: http://cl.ly/1L1G1N2a142G3N2U2g1l If the dialog is empty - it means…

1. Make sure you are logged in as a user who has the same privilanges in JIRA 2. Make sure you have the latest version of the Team Calendars JIRA plugin installed in JIRA: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.jira.extra.jira-ical-feed If you are sure you are using the same user and the user does have…

Hi Briana, If you don't use the Autocomplete features in Confluence ([, ! and {) you can just turn this off. It's a setting in your editor preferences. See this article for instructions on how to turn this off. If you still want to use Autocomplete, you can easily cancel the trigger once-off by pressing "ESC" on your…