An add-on (or plugin, they are slightly different) is an installable component that supplements or enhances the functionality of Jira and Confluence in some way. e.g Automation for Jira, Team calendar for Confluence. Both recent version of Jira and Confluence primarily use UPM (Universal Plugin Manager) to manage add-ons. They may look very similar in … Continue reading Add-ons management of Jira and Confluence
Atlassian announced Enterprise release for Jira and Confluence early this year. What does it mean to you? In my opion, if stability is the number one priority for you (not more features), then you should always go for the current enterprise release when you plan to upgrade your Jira and Confluence. What’s unique about an … Continue reading Enterprise releases for Jira Software and Confluence
If your added iframe macro shows as a blank page in confluence page. I think there are two places you need to check. Ensure the site url (include protocol scheme) has been whitelisted. Check whether the site allows cross origin access. For example, *.sharepoint.com does not cross origin access by setting x-frame-option as SAMEORIGIN. Reference: … Continue reading iframe shows as blank page in Confluence
As the time of writing, Confluence does not have an API that allows user to get events from the team calendar. As a workaround, I wrote a Python script that downloads and parses the ics file (choose subscribe the calendar, then you will see the URL) of the team calendar so to get the events. … Continue reading Check Confluence team calendar via script
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