Neither [] //2018-09-05 nor {tasklist:whatever} seem to work.
My use case was generating a checklist every month with dates filled in.
I tried just copying the page and mass-uncheck the checkboxes with $("li[data-inline-task-id]").removeClass("checked"), but that doesn't persist on page reload.
Jira didn't seem like the right tool because the task lasts over a month and subtasks seem too heavyweight for just a list of checkboxes.
Hello Karl,
The tasklist macro used to support wiki markup, but no longer does starting Confluence 5.5.
That being said, [] should add a task list into a page in Confluence, so I am not sure why it is not working on your instance.
For now, if you do not want to copy the pages, you can also use the Source Editor add-on, and copy over the source of the task list into other pages.
<ac:task-list>
<ac:task>
<ac:task-id>5</ac:task-id>
<ac:task-status>incomplete</ac:task-status>
<ac:task-body>
<span>Task 1</span>
</ac:task-body>
</ac:task>
<ac:task>
<ac:task-id>6</ac:task-id>
<ac:task-status>incomplete</ac:task-status>
<ac:task-body>
<span>Task 2</span>
</ac:task-body>
</ac:task>
<ac:task>
<ac:task-id>7</ac:task-id>
<ac:task-status>complete</ac:task-status>
<ac:task-body>
<span>Task 3 (Done)</span>
</ac:task-body>
</ac:task>
</ac:task-list>
You can learn more about the changes in this community post below as well.
Hope that helps, and let me know if you have any questions.
Cheers,
Sattesh
Typing [] in edit mode works, but not pasting in [] in Insert wiki markup. Thanks.
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