Log in loop

[Bianca Brooijmans]

Goodmorning, 

I have a problem, hope you can help.

We have (or had) a Atlassian (Confluence & Jira) Cloud subscription where I am (or was) the Billing, Technical contact and Site Admin. Upon log in I have to send a request to the Site Admin for approval. However, I am the site admin who cannot log in, so I can not grant (myself) approval for log in.

Is there anyone who had to deal with this as well and has a solution maybe?

Thanks for your reply!

[Stephen Deutsch]

I know this is an old question, but I recently found out how it works.  Confluence uses local storage to keep track of which tab is selected when the page is opened.  You can do something like the following in an HTML macro:

<a href="#" onclick="localStorage.setItem('lastSelectedSpaceDirectoryTab', '{\x22type\x22:\x22space-labels-list\x22,\x22tabName\x22:\x22space-category\x22}');window.location=contextPath+'/spacedirectory/view.action';">space-category</a>

and just replace the "space-category" with the space category you want.

[Bernhard Peissl]

How about:

https://<conf-host>/spacedirectory/view.action?selectedSpaceCategory=<category-name>

i took the link from the overview tab in "space tools" where you assign the space categories.

[Larry Wilson]

This does not work for me ... is there a recommended way to do this; the space macro is useless; ..

Why won't something like this this work?

http://jira-host:8090/spacedirectory/view.action#space-search-result?data-tab-name="devops"

[Stephen Deutsch]

You need to make sure that you change both texts where it says "space-category" (there is also one in the code between \x22) and you need to make sure that the name is completely in lower-case.

[Larry Wilson]

my editor (addon html) keeps removing the onclick portion ...

guess I need to get that working first