Matthias Gaiser _K15t_ Community Champion

Hi @Robert Pacheco welcome to the Atlassian Community. Have you checked the documentation about inserting links on Confluence Cloud? I don’t think this is a permissions issue, but maybe simply a usability one. In the Cloud, you won’t get a dialog, but more an inline option to add your link. If this doesn’t help, can you…

Hi @[deleted] welcome to the Atlassian Community. One question to start with: Am I assuming correctly that you’re using Confluence Server/Data Center? The tags point into a Cloud direction, but your version number into Server/DC. If yes, then you could try to create a user macro as described in this blog post by Stiltsoft.…

Hi @Shruti Thoonoli welcome to the Atlassian Community. In order to do this, you can * create a screenshot of the page you want to link to * embed the screenshot (as a tiny version) into your Confluence page * add a link to the image which points to your web page. This is unfortunately a manual process, but you should be…

Hi @Sagarika Kumar , welcome to the Atlassian Community. In order to properly help you, could you share a bit more detail what document and what approval you’re talking about? Confluence by default does not know the concept of a document - only (mainly) spaces and pages. Are you using an app like Scroll Documents or Comala…

I can second what @bill_bailey said, the only other option I can think of is to develop your own extension for Confluence. If you don’t shy away from some code, I recommend to check out Atlassian Forge. Cheers, Matthias PS: @Darryl Lee was pointing you to the same direction on your other question.

Hi @Russell Zera , would you be fine in using the REST API for that? Using the Confluence Cloud REST API, you can search using CQL which allows you to define a query filtering on the created property. So, a possible CQL might look like this: type=page and Space=TEST and created > startOfYear() and the corresponding url:…

Hi @t.lange welcome to the Atlassian Community. Your requests look quite fine, I‘ve just spotted one difference, comparing it to the documentation in the accountId parameter. The I is uppercase - depending on the implementation of the API, that might be the solution. Cheers, Matthias PS: I‘m replying from mobile currently,…

Hi @Catherine Davies you should talk to your Jira project administrator or general Jira administrator to see if they can enable you to view the tickets of the project you'd like to access. In order to identify your project admin, you can try browsing to a url like URL_TO_YOUR_JIRA/projects/BSLH/summary. On the right hand…

Hi @Viktoras Valiokas based on the REST API documentation, you can't use the API you've mentioned for team-managed projects: Note: If you are querying a next-gen project, do not use this operation. Instead, search for issues that belong to an epic by using the Search for issues using JQL operation in the Jira platform REST…

Hi @Ryan B. Gonzales , I‘d also recommend @Alex Koxaras -Relational- solution. But there’s also a way to solve your exact question. The „hash“ you‘re talking about is the Atlassian account ID for this user which uniquely identifies them across all Atlassian Cloud offerings. Using Automation for Jira you can use user smart…

Hi @Catherine Davies , welcome to the Atlassian Community. Here are plenty of people who are happy to help you. However, I have to admit that I don’t understand what you’re trying to achieve. Can you elaborate in more detail what BSLH tickets are? Are they Jira issues starting with BSLH like BSLH-123? Happy to help if you…

Hi @Alex Hadden-Boyd , unfortunately you can‘t apply custom css in Confluence Cloud yet. If you‘re looking for that feature, you can vote for this issue. So, you‘re right with looking into plugins. The pricing for apps is always based on the user count of your instance - that’s the licensing model Atlassian offers via the…

Hi @Vanessa Becker , as an alternative to the solutions @Kalin U and @Markus Siegwart mentioned, you could also tackle that problem from another angle: For all tickets which don't need to be tested, you can introduce another issue type - and let this issue type follow another workflow. In that workflow you don't need the…

Hi @Min , welcome to the Atlassian Community. There are two solutions I can see: Via the UI As @Ismael Jimoh said, you can use the "Filter counts" gadget to get the total for a saved filter: This will then display the number of all issues belonging to this one filter. If you do that analysis regularly, you could setup a…

You can try embedding them with an iframe macro. With that macro, you can basically embed any webpage into a Confluence page. However, some websites are configured in a way which prevents them from being embedded via an iframe (see Known issues on the linked page above). Does that do what you'd like to achieve?

Hi @Thomas Stoeckli , If I understood your use case correctly, you want to add from some script/program outside of Jira a link to a certain issue, correct? You should be able to use the Jira REST API to create a remote link. Since you‘ve mentioned troubles with basic authentication, I‘d recommend to read this guide. You…

Hi @Salih Zengin , welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can try to accomplish that with Jira Automation: * Create an automation rule * Add a condition that it only applies to the cases you want * Add an „edit issue“ action and update the summary accordingly. You might want to use smart values for this. Does that help /…

Hi @Albert Cameron , the Jira REST API also is based on the same settings you configure for the ui. If some field is not on the create/edit screen, you can’t set the value. On Cloud, there’s an additional parameter to overrideScreenSettings. However, on Server, there’s no such thing. I guess that was not the answer you…

Hi @Lukas MIglbauer , welcome to the Atlassian Community. I have one recommendation how I‘d tackle the problem you describe: Use an include library approach. How does that work? * You define for every image (or other content) you want to reuse a separate page and give this a meaningful name so that you can find it easily.…

Hi @Ekene Awuzie , I‘m sorry to hear your frustration. In order to remove an admin, this help article might help you. It basically tells you that you need to remove the admin from the user management in your organization administration on admin.atlassian.com. If you still need help, you can further try to get help here…

Hi @Kellie Brozyna , are you talking about excerpts defined with an excerpt macro? If yes, you can use the excerpt include macro in order to show the excerpt on some other page. Cheers, Matthias

The "Not Found Page" sounds to me like there's a general problem why you're page can't be initialized/loaded. Have you checked your confluence log file for more details? The problem probably appears when you're app is loaded, so you might want to try disable/enable your app to see the problem in the logs.

Hi @Setya Gita , it‘s a bit weird that you only see an ID here instead of an issue key. That’s what you‘d usually get in the history. I cant explain why this is shown, maybe someone else can? However, the ID mentioned here should be the issue‘s ID instead of the key. One way to resolve that to an issue key would be the…

@John Reese - thanks for sharing your PluginTest snippet. I think, there's what you need to fix. You've declared your ScrollApi class as a Component which is fine, but when you're accessing it in the PluginTest class, you're simply creating an instance yourself, but you should instead let Spring create the instance for…

Thank you for sharing some more context, @John Reese. Short answer I recommend to let Confluence instantiate your class via Spring. You usually annotate your class with @Component or @Named and Spring will then autowire the dependencies accordingly. It could somehow look like these lines: import…

Hi @John Reese welcome to the Atlassian community. Based on the information you‘ve shared, it looks like the variable wordExportService is null. Can you check how you’re initializing it? If the ScrollApi class is a SpringBean, the easiest way would be to add the annotations @Autowired @ComponentImport. Does that help? If…

Now, that’s some motivation. I can highly recommend @Monique vdB‘s game collection. I really like coop games and owning half of them already (Robinson Crusoe, The Mind, Forbidden Island, Codenames). Looks like I need to checkout the other ones. Definitely, a well-sorted mix of complex coop games as well as simple ones.…

Hi @Steven Dion , as @Trudy P Claspill mentioned, every email address will only be associated with one Atlassian account. However, you can have multiple Jira instances associated with your Atlassian account. How did you try to create a new instance? Here's how it works for me: *…

You should be ready to roll @Zoryana Bohutska _SaaSJet_!

@Julia Shcherbyna _SaaSJet_ , I‘ve verified it right now with the community team. At the time of writing, the html editor is only available to community leaders. Atlassian is thinking about an interim level of access to give to blog authors or partners, but that’s not ready yet. So, your options for now are: * Become a…