After upgrading or installing Macro Security for Confluence, navigate to the Global Configuration screen:
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This tab contains a list of macros that have been secured, along with their restrictions (Key Concepts explain in detail how to use Macro Security restrictions). This screen allows you to add, edit, enable or disable, and delete entries. The following image succeeded by the details of the usage of each option on the page:
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You can add a new entry to either restrict a new macro or a new macro parameter by performing the following:
Enter the macro name by typing and selecting from the pick list, or enter the exact name of your macro. Note: The names are case sensitive.
Enter the user(s), group(s)
and/or Space names that usage of this macro is restricted to, space name, or space key (includes personal spaces) to which the macro is restricted.
Info Space keys are case sensitive. While adding a space key for macro restrictions, ensure that you search for the exact space key name.
- Click the Add button.
B. Import Macro Properties
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- Find the row that you would like to remove within the table.
- Click the
delete icon.
Global Configuration
This tab contains global settings that control the behavior of the Macro Security app. Once saved, settings provided on this page are immediately applied.
Table:Configuration options explained
| Option | Default | Description |
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| Enable Macro Security | On | This configuration setting allows you to secure macros and macro parameters at a global level. Use the Secured Macros tab to secure individual macros and macro parameters. |
| Help Us Improve the Product | On | As part of building awesome apps, we sometimes need to gather some usage data to continually improve. This app collects and sends some very basic data for us to process. No private user data or personally identifiable information is sent. View the documentation for more details on what is being sent. |