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Overview

This article provides answers to a few frequently asked questions regarding the HTML Macro for the Confluence Cloud app.

FAQ

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titleWhat happens to content when you uninstall an HTML plugin in Confluence Cloud?

HTML Macro for Confluence Cloud requires an active app subscription, so uninstalling it will lose this information will be lost on the front end but make it available on the back end in the page’s storage format.

The body of the macro will not be lost if the plugin is not installed. It is Storage Format markup that is persisted by Confluence.

View the Storage Format for a page containing an HTML macro, and you can see that:

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<ac:structured-macro ac:name="html-macro" ac:schema-version="1" data-layout="default" ac:macro-id="2be30073-6c34-41aa-9a35-bcc801e8eac8"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[<b>Hello</b>]]></ac:plain-text-body></ac:structured-macro>
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titleIs the hosting infrastructure for the HTML Macro plugin the same as that for other Appfire apps like Create On Transition? for Jira?

The HTML Macro is currently hosted in the United States, and yes, the Create On Transition app is also hosted in the U.S. However, it will soon have multi-region support.

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titleHow to do cloud to cloud migration?

Prerequisites:

  • Install the HTML Macro for Confluence Cloud on both sites.

  • Provide a separate license for HTML Macro for Confluence Cloud in each Cloud site.

Steps

  1. Export the Confluence spaces from the source instance.

  2. Import the Confluence spaces into the target instance.

  3. Verify that the HTML for Confluence is working as expected.

Info

Test your migration in a non-production environment before migrating your live instance.