This is a small but annoying bug:
As the version information is still there in the page it should be easy with a little bit "jQuery-Magic" inside of "CustomHTML" to fix this?
(until it will be fixed by atlassian - minor bugs tend to take quite some time...)
Thanks for any hint from the jQuery-magicians!
Sven
PS: Anyway, please vote for this bug ;-)
Abracadabra...
<script type="text/javascript"> AJS.toInit(function ($) { jQuery(".plugin_attachments_container .attachment-history a").click(function(){ var b=jQuery(this).parents("table.tableview"); var c=jQuery(this).parents("tr:first")[0].id.substr(11); var classToSearchFor = "history-"+c,b; jQuery(".plugin_attachments_table_container tbody tr").each(function(){ if( jQuery(this).hasClass(classToSearchFor )) { jQuery(this).toggleClass("hidden"); } }); }); }); </script>
Insert this code to the Global Administration -> Custoom HTML -> "at the end of the BODY" part
Absolutely amazing!!! Thanks a lot!! That's really magic!
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This is fixed in the upcoming 4.2 release. Sincere apologies for the bug.
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Hey and that's amazing support!! I really "love" atlassian! ;-)
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This does not help users of Confluence OnDemand.
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