Hi,
We're publishing blog posts on our space, and we want to include excerpts of them on our main page.
For each blog post we used the "Excerpt" macro, and then we configured the "Blog Posts" macro on "excerpts", however, we did not have the intended result
Is this a bug? Maybe related to CONFSERVER-54223
Thanks!
I'm having the same problem as Habib, also in a cloud environment.
I have used the Excerpt macro in several blog posts. But this seems to be ignored by the Blog Posts macro elsewhere in the space. It includes much more text than is in my Excerpt.
If I use the Include Excerpt macro, the excerpt appears as I would expect. But I don't want to have to manually update the page each time a blog post is published.
Same here. I did a bug report from this.
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I am also having the same problem.
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I'm having the same problem here. The "content type: excerpts" option for the blog posts macro ignores the excerpt provided, and also all formatting.
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Same. 2 years later and still an issue. Neat.
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@Scott Beeson nothing unusual in that kind of lead time... you'd think they'd purchase some kind of bug/issue tracking system to help them manage their backlog
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Did this ever get logged as a ticket as i get the same problem - in 2020 using the cloud based confluence.
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Hi and welcome to the community!
What is your intended result by the way?
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Hi Greg, thank you for your reply.
My intended result would to display what inside the Excerpt macro "This is the test excerpt" in the main page. Currently, the Excerpt macro is ignored, and the "Blog post" macro displays the first few lines of text
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Oh, I see.
Have you added the "Excerpt Include" macro to the main page?
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No, I used the "Blog post" macro with the excerpt option (as documented in https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/blog-posts-macro-139470.html)
I tested the "Excerpt include" macro in the main page, it worked as expected, but we'd rather prefer the display of the "Blog Post" macro (which is supposed to display excerpts).
Thank you
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Oh, I see now.
Let me reproduce it in my environment and I'll get back to you with the results.
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I've managed to reproduce the issue and it seems ok in my environment:
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Hmmm, I tried on another page and I still have the same problem. We're using confluence cloud so we should have the last version. What can we do to further analyze the problem?
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You said "on another page" but in my example there're 2 different pages (the main one and the blog post itself). I do it the following way:
1. Create a new page and put a blog post macro on it:
2. Make sure I choose "excerpts" as Content Type to Display:
3. Use the "Create blog post" button to create my first blog post:
4. Make a blog post entry with the excerpt in it:
And here we go:
Is the process the same with you?
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Actually, it's hard to tell. We have different environments (I have a server and you - cloud) so there may be something different.
Let's see if anyone else here has any suggestions or reports the same behavior.
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I'm having this problem and it's 2 years later...
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