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Visibility plugin for Confluence 3.0.0?
It looks like that the great visibility plugin is not available and therefore not installable via the integrated plugin browser in Confluence 3.0.0_01.
Is this plugin really not usable in Confluence 3.0.0_01? Or is plugin version 1.7.0 compatible to Confluence 3?
Is this plugin really not usable in Confluence 3.0.0_01? Or is plugin version 1.7.0 compatible to Confluence 3?
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Inappropriate?We haven't tested Visibility in 3.0 yet, but I suspect it will still work - to a point. The main problem will be the change in the renderer that was added in Confluence 3.0 that will force it to create a new paragraph wherever you have a {show-if}/{hide-if} macro.
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Inappropriate?Ok ... thank's for your answer! On the CustomWare website is a note that the visibility plugin is not longer maintained. So am I right that there won't be any fix for Confluence 3 although you discover problems like these forced paragraphs? -
Inappropriate?To my knowledge we're still supporting it in the same way we always have. That is to say, we update it when we can. Because they're open source if someone commissions a fix we can get it updated faster, otherwise it happens when someone has some spare time.
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Inappropriate?I have it installed from a previous version, and it mostly works. However, trying to hide from (or show to) multiple groups with the match=all parameter does not work.
For instance, I wanted a line to appear if a user was a member of two groups, but even with the "match=all," it displays if they are a member of either group.
The match=all *does* work with a combination of a group and a space permission, and for my situation that worked as a funky workaround, but that fix won't always work.
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Inappropriate?Hi Cameron,
The 'match=all' parameter works by 'anding' the groups of parameters, not the options inside each parameter. The default for multiple items is that any will match. To require that a user must have multiple group membership, just add a '+' in front of each required group name. Eg:
{show-to:group=+foo, +bar}
Only visible to users in both 'foo' and 'bar'.
{show-to}
You can also exclude group membership by prefixing '-'. Eg:
{show-to:group=+foo, -bar}
Only visible to users in both 'foo' but not in 'bar'.
{show-to}
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By the way, this is the same for all the parameters on all Visibility macros - adding "+" or "-" will work for group, user, space, action, etc. -
Inappropriate?Thanks. The adaptavist documentation, here: https://www.adaptavist.com/display/At... in Example 4, says to do it the way I was trying to.
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