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In this article, the following sources are explored:

  • Google FormGoogle Calendar

  • Trello board

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Google Form

You can embed a link or enter the URL, in case when the form can be accessed without any restrictions, of the required form.

Depending on the allocated permissions, you may be required to log in to a Google account to access the form after the page is published. It is recommended to use profiles in such cases. Read the Configuration page for more information about profiles.

Instructions

  1. Ensure that you have the iframe link to the required Google Form for the sake of this tutorial.

  2. Add the HTML macro to the relevant page.

  3. Select HTML embed code from the Data source drop down if using a link. If you have the Google Form URL instead, select URL from Data source and enter the form’s URL in the URL parameter.

  4. Click Insert to save changes and Publish the page.

Result

In this scenario:

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Google Calendar

You can add a Google calendar to your Confluence page. You can directly embed the code or enter the URL of the calendar in the HTML macro.

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  • The embed code option was used to render the calendar.

  • After publishing the page, you can perform the same actions as on using the Google Calendar itself.

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Trello board

Trello boards are versatile tools used for team or project management basically creating cards to list all the tasks and tracking its progress. Like Google Form or Google Calendar, you can use a link or specify the URL to work with the required Trello board or a card from your Confluence page.

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