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Can I use {cloak} on the dashboard?
I want to cloak some of the Site Welcome Message (SWM) on the Dashboard.
I'm using the {include} macro to display the contents of another page as the SWM.
When I try to use the {cloak} macro within that page, it renders fine on the page, but not on the Dashboard. I lose the clickable arrows.
Is this a known problem? Any suggestions for a get around?
I'm using the {include} macro to display the contents of another page as the SWM.
When I try to use the {cloak} macro within that page, it renders fine on the page, but not on the Dashboard. I lose the clickable arrows.
Is this a known problem? Any suggestions for a get around?
I’m a bit confused and slightly anxious
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Inappropriate?Have you put the 'composition-setup' macro before the cloak macro?
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Inappropriate?Yes. I put {composition-setup} on the page and {cloak} rendered fine on the page, but not the dashboard.
Then I tried {composition-setup} a the beginning of the SWM, followed by an {include} to the page with the {cloak} on it. This didn't work either.
I think it might be to do with the required css/javascript not porting over from the {include} page. There's such a lot of css and javascript on Confluence that it's hard to wade through it all to work out what's missing!
I’m ambilvalent
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Inappropriate?The composition macro hasn't been designed for use on the dashboard, so the problem you are having is out of scope of the help that I can provide here. If you would like some custom development done to help you on this, you can see details about our professional services here: http://www.customware.net/repository/...
Regards,
James
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