We are frequently using the JIRA-issue-macro in Confluence to show a list of issues over a period.
After adding the macro to a page it must be static "forever", meaning it must not change when refreshing the page, after editing and when pushing the refresh button at the end of the list.
Adding the parameter static to the resource code of the jira-issue-marco is not working. When you push the refresh button at the end of the list, the list will still be updated.
BTW: Adding the parameter to the source code is not an option for "normal" users (not being a developer). A new user macro is maybe an option but I do not know how to create/code this.
Any ideas?
Copy/paste from the page with the issue list generated by the JIRA macro, is not working in IE, as IE adds a lot of blanks to each cell in the table. Using another brower is not an option as we are stuck to IE (for most common users)
The following workaround is available and acceptable:
The only thing that stays dynamic on the page is the link to the JIRA issue. All other cells are plain text.
Workaround as described is based (for us)on standard functionality in JIRA and Confluence and availability of programs like MS Office.
There are a few techniques you could use.
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Actually, we do not want another (paid) plugin, at least not one with a lot of functionality that we are not going to use initially.
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