Today we have a important table were users add rows by editing the page.
While this works it's impossible to have a standard of how the data in the rows look.
Is there a way to limit what the user can input. Maybe a sort of "form" with e.g. drop-downs and the user fills in and then presses "save" which in turn adds the row to the table.
I think I can get this done by building an external web-app which updates the page using the rest api.
However is there another, nicer way to do this?
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Hi Janne,
have a look at the Scaffolding Plugin from Customware (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/net.customware.confluence.plugin.scaffolding). This should do what you want. But it is a commercial plugin, not for free.
Cheers
Thomas
The table-data macro in Scaffolding will do this. The latest version of Scaffolding has a much improved user interface, so should be quite intuitive for users too.
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If it is important company data I would recommend a more formal approach:
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