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Description
This will automatically redirect visitors to the specified URL or Confluence page.
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Heads up: Macros may not be available in Confluence upon installationThere is a known issue in Confluence Cloud (CONFCLOUD-58280) which prevents new macros from appearing in Confluence. Refer to the knowledge base (KB) article for recommended workarounds. |
Parameters
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Location |
| Specifies the Confluence page or URL to redirect to. For example:
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Confluence Attachment |
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| The attachment to redirect to, which belongs to the specified Location. For example:
This is for Cloud version only. To redirect to an attachment on the Server version, refer to the example in the Location parameter. | ||||
Delay |
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| 0 (Server), 5 (Cloud) | The number of seconds to delay before redirecting the browser. | |||
Visible |
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| true | Select whether the information panel should be visible to the user or not. |
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Macro Edit View
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Notes
This macro does not keep track of whether the page being redirected to has had its name changed.
To edit a page which redirects instantly, add '?redirect=false' to the URL manually.
This macro uses JavaScript to redirect, so browsers with JavaScript turned off will have to click through manually.
On the Cloud platform, some browsers (e.g., Chrome) may attempt to block the redirect. If this happens, you will need to click the Pop-up Blocked icon in the address bar and configure the browser to always allow redirects for your Confluence site.
On the Cloud platform, you may be prompted to allow a redirect due to Atlassian's security policies. You may see a popup about "Redirection Notice". You will need to click Allow for the redirect to continue.
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