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Sharing a page

Hi

I am new to Confleunce and we making our first steps at out Company/

We made several spaces, one for each departement. Space restrictions are set that only people of a departement can view/edit the content of the space of their departement.

Is it possible to share one page of a departement space to a member of another departement?

cheers

Ludo

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Gorka Puente _Appfire_

Hi @Ludo Nauws,

You can try Comala Share It. With this add-on you can share your pages and attachments with users without permission to access them, for example, with members of other departments. You generate a public link that can be shared (like in Dropbox), so you don't need to grant additional permissions.

Disclaimer: I work for Comalatech, the company behind Comala Share It.

Let us know what do you think!

Regards,

Gorka

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Mick Davidson_o2ws6w

Ludo,

Yes, you can do that via the permissions section of the Admin pages.

Add them as an individual user to the space, and then add them to the page itself.

That way they have access to the whole space, but are restricted to seeing only the pages they have been specifically added to.

Cheers.

following link also will help you

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Sharing+Content

Patrick_Vanhoof

So to share a page to someone, that person has to be a member of that space?

There's no way to share a page to someone who is not a member of the space, e.g. with a temporary URL?

Mick Davidson_o2ws6w

Patrick,

I'm not sure about temporary URLs, that's new to me. You could also export the page to PDF or Word file and send it to them.

Cheers.

Gorka Puente _Appfire_

Hi @Ludo Nauws,

You can try Comala Share It. With this add-on you can share your pages and attachments with users without permission to access them, for example, with members of other departments. You generate a public link that can be shared (like in Dropbox), so you don't need to grant additional permissions.

Disclaimer: I work for Comalatech, the company behind Comala Share It.

Let us know what do you think!

Regards,

Gorka

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