If I have a text file "file.txt"on a server "fileserver-1" how would I go about displaying that file on a confluence page? The file "file.txt" would be regularly updated and I would want to display the most current version on confluence everytime someone views the page
Hi,
For that you can use the iframe macro for example: http://www.adaptavist.com/display/AtlassianConfluence/iframe+macro
Or simply use the HTML macro (Confluence built-in) and write the iframe yourself (http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_iframe.asp).
How about embedding this in an iframe? This would make sure if a client-machine has access to the file directly, the file will be displayed for them within the iframe too.
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Hi,
Is the file in question located on a file share or can you publish it on a webserver? If you can use a webserver, I'd suggest the HTML include macro otherwise an option would be to use a simple HTML macro instead and create an <iframe>, linking to the file specifically.
Kind regards,
Peter
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The file is stored localloy on a server that isn't a webserver. The file would be stored at \\fileserver-1\c\user\genuser\file.txt I had though of using the csv macro for this but I am running into a few issues with a security macro.
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