Where is 'newwinlink' macro?

WooyongJeong November 8, 2015

I use Atlassian Confluence 5.7.5.

It doesn't have 'newwinlink' macro.

how can i use it?

(I wanna link website to new tab or window.)

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Mario Günter
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November 9, 2015

Hi Wooyong, 

you could use something like that: 

## Macro title: Button mit Link (in neuem Fenster/Tab)
##
## Developed by: Mario Günter
## Date created: 2015-11-09
## Installed by: Mario Günter
## Button with Target Blank
## @param Name:title=Name|type=string|required=true|desc=Title of Button
## @param Link:title=Link|type=string|required=true|desc=Address, e. g. http://google.de?q=Hello World

<a href="$paramLink" target="_blank">$paramName</a>

 

You can "install" this Makro directly to your Confluence at the following administration:

https://confluence.yourdomain.tld/admin/usermacros.action

 

Cheers, 
Mario 

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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November 8, 2015

I've never seen a "newwinlink" macro as part of a Confluence install, so I'd suggest that where you've used it before, it was provided by an add-on or one of the admins had created a user macro for it.

There's a handful of addons providing this sort of thing in the marketplace, but a simple user macro should do it easily as well.

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