I was trying to use the Chart macro inside user macro by using the following code,
## #noparams
<ac:structured-macro ac:name="chart">
<ac:parameter ac:name="type">line</ac:parameter>
<ac:parameter ac:name="Tables">Sample</ac:parameter>
</ac:structured-macro>
<table id="sample">
... body goes here...
</table>
I am getting No Data Available in my confluence page. How can I provide the data to a chart macro dynamically?
Andre from atlassian community answered my question. We can make use of <ac:rich-text-body> tag to provide the table. Syntax is following,
<ac:structured-macro ac:name="chart">
<ac:parameter ac:name="type">line</ac:parameter>
<ac:rich-text-body>
here goes the table
</ac:rich-text-body>
</ac:structured-macro>
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I'm creating a markdown to confluence tool (using python markdown). I'm having an issue adding content for the warning macro.
The following creates the warning box with the title, but the content is missing.
<ac:structured-macro ac:name="warning">
<ac:parameter ac:name="title">Do Not Modify This Page</ac:parameter>
<ac:rich-text-body><p>
This page is generated by a script. Any changes made
here will be erased the next time this page is
generated.
</p></ac:rich-text-body>
</ac:structured-macro>
The docs for the warning macro don't specify what should be used.
When I edit the warning box in the ui and get body.storage for the page this is what is returned.
<ac:structured-macro ac:name=\"warning\" ac:schema-version=\"1\" ac:macro-id=\"3520f15e-e8af-4b26-bf94-4dbc226d8284\">
<ac:parameter ac:name=\"title\">Do Not Modify This Page</ac:parameter>
<ac:rich-text-body><p>blah frickin blah</p></ac:rich-text-body>
</ac:structured-macro>
I have tried replacing <ac:rich-text-body> with nothing, plain-text-body, body, content and a few others I can't remember. None of these have worked.
Any ideas or pointers?
Adding the macro-id to the definition made it work.
<ac:structured-macro ac:name="warning" ac:macro-id="3520f15e-e8af-4b26-bf94-4dbc226d8284">
<ac:parameter ac:name="title">Do Not Modify This Page</ac:parameter>
<ac:rich-text-body><p>
This page is generated by a script. Any changes made
here will be erased the next time this page is
generated.
</p></ac:rich-text-body>
</ac:structured-macro>
If you use doxygen, you'll have noticed how certain adornments can appear in the header bar for the detailed info for a given function. Here's an example, it has the inline adornment, another one I've seen is static and I expect there are others.
I'm actually using doxygen to document Javascript on a mixed C++/Javascript project and would like to put an async adornment into the documentation for functions that are asynchronous. I'm using Coherent labs excellent script to do to this.
So, is there a way to insert custom adornments? I'd like the syntax to be something like this:
/// #adorn async
I don't see a direct solution in doxygen for "custom" labels. Problem would of course also be that it should work for all output types.
In e.g. LaTeX / PDF the static is shown as [static].
In HTML I think the relevant part is:
<td class="mlabels-right">
<span class="mlabels"><span class="mlabel">static</span></span> </td>
Maybe you could do something with the css files / or embedding a javascript script in the HTML code.
Other solution would be to add a command to doxygen that handles this type of requests, but this would mean again a new command in doxygen.
I'm trying to allow an author to change the heading size in the markup based on a dropdown in the dialog with the options "h1, h2, h3, h4". If none is selected, it should default to h2.
I'm trying to do this with ternary code like I would for dynamic classes or content, but when I do this it just prints the code out on the page. The result of the following should be <h2> Heading </h2> or have h2 replaced by a dialog selection
<${properties.headingSize ? properties.headingSize : 'h2'}>
${properties.heading}
</${properties.headingSize ? properties.headingSize : 'h2'}>
The result of this code in Inspect Element is
<${properties.headingSize ? properties.headingSize :="h2" }>Heading <!--${properties.headingSize-->
Is this not a recommended way to accomplish dynamic markup? Or is there a way to get the ternary to work correctly?
The recommended way to solve your problem is to make use of the data-sly-element statement to replace your element name. Sample usage is shown below.
<h2 data-sly-element="${properties.headingSize || 'h2'}">${properties.heading}</h2>
For more information on the acceptable values for data-sly-element as well as the available block statements that can be used in HTL, kindly refer this official documentation
I have some tabular data about users. I would like to have a Confluence page generated based on it. But I don't want to show the data as it is but instead have a nice table made of it.
For example data includes user identifier. But on the page I would like to have it used for few things. For example make an anchor to the user entry/row, show the identifier in a column and generate link (in another column) to some other tools where the identifier is an argument in URL.
This goes in obvious direction of data vs. presentation separation with all its benefits.
Now the problem is that I don't know how to do that while I feel that it should be somehow possible with all that Confluence offers.
There are various reporting macros. But the problem is how to get the initial tabular data. I tried using Excel (or CSV) attachment. But I failed to extract data from it (otherwise than just showing a simple table based on it).
Any advice? I'm using Confluence 5.4.
I have asked about it previously on Atlassian Answers in question Reporting on spreadsheet data from attachment but there are no answers so far and I think there will be none. While I think Stack Overflow is more popular so I hope that maybe here someone will have any advices.
For the 'display table information on the page' part: This could be achieved with a user macro. The CSV macro and HTML macro can be used to pull data in from an attachment or other locations to display on a wiki page.
There are other ways to display this kind of data. This be done with information extracted from a database using the SQL macro. Confluence can read in from its own database or from external databases.
For example, let's say you wanted to list all pages in a space with hyperlinks using the key page information to edit, view, delete the target page. The information being extracted in this example is in the Confluence table.
{sql-query:dataSource=wiki|output=wiki}
SELECT
'['||B.spacename||'|'||B.spacekey||':]' "Space Name",
'['||A.parentid ||'|///pages/viewpage.action?pageId='||A.parentid||']' "Page Parent",
'['||A.contentid||'|///pages/viewpage.action?pageId='||A.contentid||']' "Page Id",
'['||A.title ||'|///viewpage.action?pageId='||A.contentid||']' "Page Title",
'[View Page |///pages/viewpage.action?pageId='||A.contentid||']' "View Page",
'[Edit Page |///pages/editpage.action?pageId='||A.contentid||']' "Edit Page",
'[Delete Page |///pages/removepage.action?pageId='||A.contentid||']' "Delete Page"
FROM wiki.CONTENT A, SPACES B
WHERE B.SPACEKEY = 'sp' -- Put the spacekey here
AND B.SPACEID = A.SPACEID
AND A.TITLE like '%this%' -- Optionally, only return results for pages with the word 'this' in them
-- AND A.CONTENTID = 125999877 -- optionally, only return results for a single page by id
ORDER BY A.TITLE
{sql-query}
Once you have the content on the page it is possible to post-render wiki content using a JavaScript via the html macro.
{html}
<script type="text/javascript">
AJS.$(document).ready(function() {
AJS.$('#tableid').find('tr > td').contents().html('Hello world'); // or whatever to find and change the html or text
});
</script>
{html}
I presume your Confluence is version 4 or later. The default editor is WISIWYG, but you can also enable Source Editor (read Confluence doc on how to do this).
You can create source of a page in external editor and then copy/paste it in to Confluence Source Editor (or use Confluence REST API if you need to import multiple files).
Create a page with sample table, then view source of this page. Copy/paste elements of this page to your tabular data. Use search and replace patterns to insert tags in right places.
For example, if you have CSV file:
- replace commas with </th><th>
- put <tr><th> at the start of each line
- put </th><tr> at the end of each line
This should create nice table in Confluence.
One part of my meteor application is a semi-collaborative table where users can edit different rows at the same time. When a user is editing a row, the static text values need to switch to input boxes so that the values can be edited and then saved. I would like a template/helper to do this, essentially I want:
<td>
{{#if iAmEditing}}
{{foo}}
{{else}}
<input type="text" name="foo" value="{{foo}}">
</td>
except that there are several columns with different values of "foo" and I don't want to copy and paste this several times. What's the right way to approach this with templates and helpers?
Another approach might be to use the HTML5 contenteditable attribute. Either way, what is the right way to template these values with handlebars?
You should be able to integrate with Bootstrap Editable
For reference, an answer to the original question...
As of today, handlebars partials can't accept anything other than a context argument, but helpers can. Hence. you can define a helper that sets up the context for the template:
Coffeescript:
Handlebars.registerHelper "eventCell", (context, field, editable) ->
return new Handlebars.SafeString(
Template._eventCell
_id: context._id
field: field
value: context[field]
editable: editable
)
Template:
<template name="_eventCell">
<td><div data-ref="{{field}}" class="{{#if editable}}editable{{/if}}">
{{value}}
</div></td>
</template>
Then, I just use the following to render each field:
{{eventCell this "province" iAmEditing}}
I ended up integrating with bootstrap editable, so the template is a little different than my original question. Also, I'm not sure if this is the best way to do it, but it's a lot cleaner than what I had before.
meteor-editable is a new project implementing something like x-editable, but nicely integrated with Meteor reactivity. Unfortunately inline editing is not supported yet (you have to use a popover the way it's set up now).