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I'm currently using Confluence v6.6.0 with the Basic Glossary addon from Keysight Technologies (add-on key: com.keysight.glossary).
What am I missing? Is my glossary space not properly connected to my user space? Is there another component that needs to be defined? I didn't see any additional requirements listed in the online documentation, but that doesn't mean I didn't miss something.
Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
To define a term, you create a page within the appropriate letter page. To define 'test':
You should expect to see a pop-up with "Test. This is a test."
Hi Jessie.
I've just had exactly the same experience, and yes I have read that Glossary Wiki article.
If I manage to solve it, I'll report back.
Cheers, Andy
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This type of comment is only helpful when the referenced docs are quite clear, which Keysight's glossary plug in docs aren't. A more helpful answer would answer the question "What am I missing."
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