Matthias Gaiser _K15t_ Community Champion

Hi @Mona Fahimi, welcome to the Atlassian Community. The Livesearch macro can't be configured to search in a page and its children, but you can use the pagetree search macro instead. Cheers, Matthias.

Hi @Ku Yee Yong as an alternative, you could also try out if you can embed it using the iframe macro. Cheers, Matthias.

Good luck in getting the approval for them. Maybe the end of the year is not the worst time to ask for it 😏. PS: If you think these recommendations fit your question, please accept the answer so other users know what helped in your case.

Hi @Sudhir Dharani welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can try embedding your Jira dashboard using the iframe macro. This way, you're able to include the whole Jira UI into the iframe. It will also contain the menu header, so I'm not sure if that's a feasible solution for you, but in general it works so that you can…

Hi @Lorin LaFoe how about inserting a code snippet into the page and use this for documenting your cron expression? You can type /code in order to create the code snippet - and rest assured that Confluence won't perform some auto-convert logic on the content. Cheers, Matthias.

Hi @Christian Walker in this help article, I've found an interesting paragraph: When a team is created, we take note of the email domain of the founding user. We then allow all other users that share that email domain to discover that team through team search. Are your users all from the same domain? Or could this be the…

Hi @Peter Hache, welcome to the Atlassian Community. Are you talking about the MultiExcerpt macro provided by the marketplace app by Artemis. If yes, this is available for Server/Data Center as you can see on the marketplace listing. Cheers, Matthias.

If you're looking for a site-wide homepage instead on a space-level, you can checkout this documentation instead: To use a page as your site home page: * If you aren’t already there, go to your Confluence Cloud site. * Select the settings wheel () in the top right corner to open site settings. * Select Further…

Hi @dave.rivera welcome to the Atlassian Community. The easiest way to see all the attachments in a space would probably be the space settings: * Go to the space in Confluence Cloud. * Select Space Settings from the sidebar. * Select Attachments from the Manage pages card. Another solution would be to arrange every…

Hi @JD Lobue I‘m sorry to share the bad news with you, but currently you can’t disable the automatic creation of personal spaces. For more detail, you can read this community post. Cheers, Matthias

Hi @sp123 also a welcome from my side. As @Fabian Lim said, these questions usually get better responses in the Developer Community. However, I‘ll give it a try to help you a bit further: Do you actually want to develop a plugin for Google Drive? There are several apps available in the Atlassian Marketplace. Why don’t you…

Hi @ualr_admin I feel with you. We are also currently in the process of migrating our own instance to the Cloud and I really miss some server macros. I‘ll try to make some recommendations: * PDF Macros for Confluence app I think the app my colleagues develop, Scroll PDF Exporter can solve some of your problems - depending…

Hi @Marcus O_Brien I can't really explain the behaviour you see, but I think I have a solution for you. In order to restrict permissions for the whole space, you can set space permissions instead of restricting the space homepage. Within the space permissions, you could allow anyone to view all the pages and only specific…

Hi @[deleted] instead of using a the macro, you can also choose to build the link to the issue create form yourself as described in this knowledge base article. The article is about Jira Server/Data Center but it's also valid for Jira Cloud as well. This solution is a bit technical since it involves dealing with IDs. If…

Hi @James Park it's a bit hard to understand what exactly you want to achieve. The expand macro typically only adds an expandable area to your page. Do you now want to display in such an expandable area different tabs showing JQL statements? Could you maybe describe it with a (mocked up) screenshot? Cheers, Matthias.

Hi @Jay Taylor welcome to the Atlassian Community. I assume you were reading in the documentation about the parameter to change it to display inline or in a new line, right? Unfortunately, this only works in the legacy editor and not in the new one. I'm not aware of any other solution - maybe someone else? Cheers, Matthias.

Hi @Darrel Jackson, unfortunately, I don't think so. I guess I'd solve it by having a usual Confluence page as kind of release notes for global templates - or one for each template depending on how often you're changing it. Then all your users can watch this page instead. Of course, this has the downside that the person…

I totally agree doing your own proof-of-concept is key in order to get a solution that fits your needs. If there's anything missing when you do a POC and our solution doesn't match your needs, you can always get in contact with us. I can't promise we'll add your feature, but I can promise that we're listening.

@[deleted], are you wondering how to make an internal comment public (without the Backbone part I've described in the other answer?). You can simply edit your comment, switch in the header from Add internal note to Reply to customer, save the comment - and it is public.

Hi @Katherine Stevens , I'm Matthias from the team behind Backbone Issue Sync and I'm happy to help here or if you prefer to discuss your use case in private also via help@k15t.com. If I understood your scenario right, you have a synchronization between two projects configured. If you now make an internal comment in the…

You're welcome. And because I've read your reply above, there's an option in the Scroll PDF Exporter when you design a template that you specify labels for pages you want to include or exclude from the export. Just to let you know. Have success in finding a fitting solution for your use case.

Hi @Yordanka Terziyska I'm Matthias and I'm part of the team behind Backbone Issue Sync, such an issue sync app, @Mykenna Cepek mentioned. We have several customers using our app to have an internal Server/Data Center instance which is not accessible from the outside world and synchronize parts of it with an externally…

Lieber @Julius Liljeberg ich würde Dir, glaube ich, die Issue Security Levels für Deinen Fall empfehlen - und könnte mit folgende Konfiguration vorstellen: * Du erstellst zuerst ein benutzerdefiniertes Feld vom Typ "Group Picker" und nennst es z.B. "Dienstleister" und weist es dem Screen Deines JSM-Projektes zu. * Du…

Hi @Niall McCaffrey, welcome to the Atlassian Community. What @Ravi Sagar _Sparxsys_ suggested, might be a feasible workaround. Since my colleagues build the Scroll Versions app, I‘m somewhat familiar with its concept of inherited pages. May I ask why you want to create real pages and not rely on the inheritance mechanism?…

Hi @Julius Knorr welcome to the Atlassian Community. I don’t know of a way how to leverage the standard PDF export for combining multiple pages into a PDF. But I have another solution for you how you could accomplish it. My colleagues build the Scroll PDF Exporter. With this app you can define your own export templates,…

Since you're new to the community, @Shruti Thoonoli - here's also a little reminder that if you think the answer is helpful to your problem, you can click on the "Accept Answer" button on top of the answer you want to accept. That helps other people looking for a solution to the same problem to quickly identify what was…

Hallo @Julius Liljeberg willkommen in der Atlassian Community. Um das zu erreichen, musst Du Issue Security Levels konfigurieren, siehe auch diesen Community Post zum gleichen Thema. Grob gesagt: * Du legst ein security scheme mit 1 Level „intern“ an * Du weist diesem Level nur Eure internen User zu * Du konfigurierst…

Hi @Daniel Serrano , yes, that’s possible. Depending on how you want the dashboard to look like, you need to decide yourself if the Jira macro offers you enough options. Alternatively, why don’t you build the dashboard within Jira? Cheers, Matthias

Hi @Alan Stephenson you can try hiding it with CSS. Here‘s the documentation how you can add custom CSS to your Confluence instance. In order to hide the link, you can try using this snippet: a#marketplace-link { display:none; } Cheers, Matthias

Hi @Sushanta Kumar Mohanty welcome to the Atlassian Community. Confluence by default has this protective measure activated to prevent clickjacking. If you’re on Server/Data Center, you can follow this guide how to disable it. Note: Atlassian does not recommend to disable the clickjacking protection! If you’re looking for…