I would like to fetch part of the blog post e.g. text, table, panel etc. to another page or blog post. I have earlier used excerpt and excerpt-include macros to fetch information from page to page or from page to blog post, but when trying e.g. from blog post to page/blog post I just receive an error message stating: "The page <name> does not exist."
When setting the blog post as the source of information via excerpt include macro dialog / wizard, the wizard finds the blog post and I can select it. But still I get the same error message when I check the page via Preview tab or after saving the page =(
I have tried this with both Confluence v3.5 and v4.2.
I have tried to search a solution for but I have not found alternative way to solve this.
I'm also bit suprised why the excerpt macro functionality is supporting only normal pages as source of information in the first place, not also blog posts. I would be great if the support could be added!
This has been logged as an Improvement Request at https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-27052
The current workaround is to use the Blog Posts macro in conjuction with labels and the macro parameters, to display only the post/s you require.
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If you have tested it that much, it's probably a bug/feature request so it should go in jira.atlassian.com under confluence project.
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