Hi, it's been awhile since I've worked with Scaffolding / Live Templates. What I want to know is, can a user in wiki space B create a page in their space using a Live Template in wiki space A? (in Confluence server, not cloud)
(With the built-in Confluence templates, it is possible to start a new page by referencing a template in a different space.)
Our use case is, we have a central group who would like to maintain a series of "standards" templates that can be used by different development teams. The development teams will probably want to keep their customized standards pages in their own wiki spaces, but the centralized group will manage the template itself.
Yes, It is possible to use Live templates from one space to be used in another space.
You can choose the space from which to load the templates as shown in the screenshot below.
I hope it helps!
Thanks
Lava
Recapping what Lava mentioned, it is indeed possible to use Live Templates from one space in another space. Here are the steps in more detail:
When adding the macro, you can select the source space in the Space field. Additionally, in the Template Name field, you can choose whether you want to use a global template, a space template, or even another page as your Live Template.
For more detailed information, you can refer to this documentation: https://appfire.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SCAFC/pages/477470864/Live+Template
I hope this information has been helpful! Let us know if you have more questions about it.
Regards,
Alejandra
Apps Support
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I will give this another try @alejandra.rosales . (I'm using Confluence data center not Cloud). The last time I tried to do this, the new page from template was created in the same space as the template source, not the current space where I was adding a page. I will try again and post my results!
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