When looking at the Confluence Cloud storage format for pages with @-mentions, I see this: <ac:link> <ri:user ri:account-id="123456:abcb637e-7fae-4194-a2b6-dfabbb4c561d" ri:local-...
Hello all! My team and I recently released a Confluence Cloud App and Data Center Plugin that we have used internally for some time, and wanted to share. Alt Text Editor is an alternative editor fo...
Hi, I am trying figure out a way to programatically (using the REST API) add the "Chart from Table" macro, but I have no success so far. For the built-in chart macro, I can do it this way (I guess t...
Is there a sort of code resource or pool of code snippets for Confluence storage formats that can be re-used? I mean a sort of codepen for Confluence that shows layouts, macros etc. in action an...
Page: Go to the page having the issue Click on ( > View Storage Format) Copy the source code Save the codes on a .txt file Template: Install "Confluence Source Editor" add-on Go to &...
Install "Confluence Source Editor" add-on. Go to the page you want to import the Storage format. Click on "Edit". Click on "<>". Paste the codes to the source editor. Click on "Apply".
I am writing a web application that I am reading in several pages from a Wiki. When I read these pages in with my API it comes in as wiki markup. <\/ac:link><\/ac:parameter><\/ac:stru...
Could someone kindly explain - or link to documentation explaining - what the “macro-id” parameter in XML source is used for? For example, if I create a User Macro that just calls the “cheese” macro...
Hi , We are having a compatibility issue with our Cache for Confluence (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/152/cache-for-confluence?hosting=server&tab=overview\) app and confluence older ver...
I know how to use ... > View Storage Format to view the storage format of a page, but how can I view the storage format of a user-created template? I have admin permissions. Th...
I am trying to see if there is way to enter a Confluence search query which finds pages containing a macro with specific parameters. Partial solution: This actually still seems to work ...
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