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- Any valid i18n key defined in Confluence can be used (example: @dashboard.name)
- Custom keys (beta - subject to change based on user feedback)
- Can be defined and accessed via @custom.example.key.
- This requires customization that requires your system administrator. Custom keys must be added to a property file named org.swift.confluence.run.custom.properties. Appropriate language translations property files named after the language abbreviation (example: org.swift.confluence.run.custom_fr.properties) and inserted into the add-on jar under i18n directory.
Usage
The following examples are given in wiki markup format so it is easy to copy and paste. Use Insert ->Markup in your Confluence editor to paste in the examples.
Run example
Run a script
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{run:replace=greeting:Hello,who:Bob}
{beanshell}
System.out.println("$greeting $who");
{beanshell}
{run}
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