Shawn Doyle - ReleaseTEAM Community Champion

Hi @Donna Campbell Are you on Cloud or Data Center? You state cloud, but you mention upgrading. What did you update to version 3.5.1? If they do not an jpg ext do they have any extension? What file type is it? Thanks Shawn

I was really impressed by how this year's Summer Olympics brought together such a diverse range of sports and athletes from all over the world. The spirit of competition and the incredible performances that I've heard about really exemplify what the Olympics are all about. It's amazing to think about the level of…

Welcome to the group @Mani Chaitanya 

It would be nice if we had a global standard. Just like we all use the metric system :P https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0M0FfQzSngM

Congrats on the Helping Hands kudos badges!

Post screenshots of what you have and we can help fix it or make some suggestions.

You're welcome

These are set by Atlassian, as to date we can't add or edit the categories. @Andy Gladstone answered this well here https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Structuring-Templates-in-categories/qaq-p/2077680

Hi @Valeriya Leonava Would you mind translating that screenshot for us and we might be able to help or make suggestions?

Yes, it's possible. Some of your use cases would lead me to recommend JSM as well. I'd recommend reaching out to an Atlassian solution partner to help you.

I believe the only place this gets recorded is in the audit logs.

Automation rules work well after an event. If you want to prevent an action, it's best done in the workflow. However, if you want to do this in Automation, you could transition the issue back if the root cause description is blank, assuming the workflow supports this transition.

I would say they are a low risk. Depending on your environment I would have a test system where I would test upgrades and functionality of new addon versions. I prefer to upgrade them one at a time.

Hi @Lynoure Braakman When using both the code snippet and the code macro (ctrl + shift + M), I get a different background color, it's not a drastically different color, but it's still noticeable, I do not believe there is a way to customize this further without a Marketplace addon.

Hi @Elliot Kamper It is possible to recover if it was reverted. The version you reverted from isn't deleted it's still there and you can revert to it, just like you may have reverted to a previous version. Now for a deletion, it might be possible if the deleted page is in the space trash. But from the history page, you can…

Hi @David Pham I'd write a script, probably in python, that pulls these from Jira via the REST API, formats them for the table, and then updates the confluence page. The comments part will need some massaging in the script Are you on Server or Cloud? Here are some cloud links to the API docs.…

Here is an article that may help https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/add-formatting-to-your-page/ However, I tend to have to use trial and error to get pages to format the way I'd like them. I often forget what worked on one page when I try the same to another. It's more an art form than a science.

I'd check two things first. Look in the Space settings -> Manage content of the new space. Verify the pages didn't end up above the home page or are in the hidden list. In the old space, since you said Move and not copy I would suspect the old pages are no longer there? If not can you see the missing pages and copy them…

Hi @SPASIC, Estelle You have reached a community board of Atlassian enthusiasts and experts. However, you would need to look for an Atlassian Org Admin from GE HC to be able to help you. Best of luck

It's under the setting cog, General Configuration -> Internationalization https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/configure-jira-application-options/

Scroll down on the left side of the Task Report Settings. "Number of Tasks per Page" is toward the bottom.

Are you sure the child pages have the label as well?

I'm not fond of heights. Since I keep falling off ladders over the last few weeks, it's the first thing that comes to mind.

Use a Filter Results gadget on a dashboard. There are several posts explaining how to do this, however, it's pretty straightforward. https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/how-to-add-gadget-in-jira-dashboard-to-see-issues-which-are/qaq-p/2679157…

Each board relies on an underlying filter. You would need to create the filter only to show issues in the board you want them in. However, are you asking to show an issue in multiple boards and each have it's own status? That isn't possible with status, an issue can only have one status at a time. You could use a custom…

I'd tackle this in two steps. I call this fixing the hole in the boat before bailing out all the water. 1. A workflow condition to reject new Jira issues that do not have your required documents Once in place this will stop any new issues that do not meet your requirements. 2. A script to look for existing Jira issues…

Only Atlassian can help at this point. Have you clicked on the "contact us" link in that message? If you haven't, try paying and see if that works.

Not without an addon. Look in the Marketplace. They have been adding bulk operation features, and there are feature requests for bulk deletion. https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-66228

Warning: Fairly generic advice incoming. Compare the job description to your resume. Seek out the skills and experience that are missing. Since you have had one interview, use that to your advantage, by thinking about what they asked vs what was in the job description and add those to your list of things to improve on.

I've hit the button here to have support take a look.