Hello, I've recently started using Custom Charts for Confluence Cloud. I created a beautiful page using the custom charts macros and tried to export it and received error messages telling me I had to use 'user impersonation'. Ok, no big deal, did that. Tried export again and same errors. Dug into it a bit and it looks like I can only export one report on the page at a time. I don't see a way that I can save the entire page as one PDF. Anyone have any ideas?
Hi @Daryl Marsh
In the app configuration of custom charts, is the setting "User impersonation" enabled, I think you did so.
Did you press the 3 dot option on the page and select the option "Generate Custom Charts export images" and then export the page to pdf?
See also, Exporting+Pages+in+Confluence+Cloud
Yes, user impersonation is turned on. I do not see the "Generate Custom Charts export images" option referenced in that document. Assuming the doc hasn't kept pace with the recent UI changes.
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Hi @Daryl Marsh
It's on the image in the document I shard.
Press the 3 dots on the Confluence page and select the option: Generate Custom Charts export images
Then export the page.
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Hi @Daryl Marsh
Ah, its probably under apps, based on the latest Confluence GUI changes.
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After contacting Tempo support, I'm embarrassed to report that it was hiding under Apps -
Thanks @Marc - Devoteam
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