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Overview
When you create a Secret macro, it is automatically available as an entity for the whole space.
In other words, Secret macros belong to a space, and the page that you added the secret to is just a "location" where it is available.
When a secret is created, it is created as an entity for that specific space only.
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This means you can copy a secret to multiple pages within a space. |
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Copying secrets to another space
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- secrets cannot be copied to pages located in other spaces, even if they reside on the same server.
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Steps
Go to the page where the secret is located.
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You can find out where |
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a secret is located by referring to |
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edit the page
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select the secret macro
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copy it (by pressing ctrl-c or command-c
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right-click → copy
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Navigate to to the page
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where the secret is to be copied to.
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paste the secret (by pressing ctrl-v or command-v
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right-click → paste
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The new secret will also be associated with the new page. |
If you use the Finding out where a secret is being used feature, you will see that the new page will be listed under Location.
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