Use the

Chart macro attachment parameters to persistently store the generated chart image so it can be displayed at a later time.

Another alternative is to put the

Cache macro inside the chart macro to save on the generation of the data from external sources while still doing normal rendering of the chart.

Normally, the

Chart macro creates a temporary image to display. The

Cache macro captures the html that references the temporary image. This displays properly as long as the temporary chart image is available. Once the temporary image is gone on the server, the chart can no longer be displayed by

another browser.

cache

expand

Reverse the macros

— use the

Cache macro inside the

Expand macro.

Avoid using the

Cache refresh parameter. It

makes all the

Expand macros

contract since the

Expand macro does not remember the last setting.

Since 6.1, a workaround has been implement to make the expand macro work inside

a Cache macro pending full availability of Confluence 5.4.3 (see CACHE-75).

cache

expand or similar

Reverse the macros

— use the

Cache macro inside the

Expand macro.

Avoid using the

Cache refresh

 parameter. It

makes all the

Expand macros contract since the

Expand macro does not remember the last setting.

Workaround is to put the specific macro somewhere on the page outside of the

Cache macro (this brings in the resources necessary).

If necessary, use the Hide macro with render body to achieve this without showing anything on the page.

Confluence 4.x - 5.1

Confluence 5.2 or above: Requires Cache for Confluence 6.4 or above

Confluence 4.x - 5.1

Confluence 5.2 or above: Requires Cache for Confluence 6.4 or above

code

code-pro

excerpt-include

excerpt

Should display properly, but not have any significant performance benefit.

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