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titleProperties


Section
titleSystem Identifier

Identifies the connection information via Confluence shortcuts or space properties.

Transclusion
documentSystem Identifier to URI Resolution Algorithm
idsFragment

The system identifier is added as CSS class to the link element.


Section
titleSystem Type

Identifies the type of system referenced.

If no system identifier is specified, the system type is used as default. If no predefined system type is applicable, use generic.

The system type is added as CSS class to the link element.

Since version 1.0.


Section
titleFile

The file on the server  to link to.

Control with the Check Resource parameter, how the macro should signal a missing resource.


Section
titleLabel

The label for the link. Defaults to the name of the file - and if not given - the identifier of the system.


Section
level2
titleCheck Resource

If checked, the resource the URL points to is checked for existence.

Dependent on whether the resource exists or not a CSS class is added.

CSS ClassStatus
projectdoc-resource-existsResource exists
projectdoc-resource-not-existsResource does not exist


projectdoc-box-note

Note that the check does not use any application link configuration. The autoconvert service does. Hence a link macro may show the title of the referenced page as a label, but still is a dead link for users with insufficient privileges.




projectdoc-section
titleDetails


Section
titleAutoconvert

To create the macro authors may simply paste the URI to the resource to the editor.

All is needed is a configuration of the resource repository base URI. For more information on this topic, please refer to Autoconvert Information System URIs.

Labels for the generated link may be determined correctly (i.e. will show the title of the page) even if the page needs authentication to be accessed. See Authentication for details.

Note Box

In case you need to use the macro on URLs pointing to the Confluence instance, you should use the tiny URLs. Otherwise (usually) the Confluence built-in autoconverter will take priority in converting the link.

You can determine the tiny URL easily by typing 'k' in the view mode of a page.



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