Hi,
I've already developed add-on(blueprint) for confluence server solution.
This add-on uses js inside and it works fine.
Now I'm trying to migrate it to Confluence Cloud and I'm stuck with js part.
Is there any way to add custom js to Confluence Connect add-on
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Hi Andrii,
It's not like you just migrate to the Cloud. Cloud development is another religion . I advise you to start from tutorials https://developer.atlassian.com/static/connect/docs/latest/guides/introduction.html.
> Is there any way to add custom js to Confluence Connect add-on
For me the cloud development is 90% about JS so I believe you will find a way to include the JS. Challenging could be to make the JS common for Server and Cloud versions.
Right, it's all about js. But tricky thing is that looks like blueprints for connect version could not contain executable js. At least it's what I've seen so far.
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Ok, I see the problem. Try to add web-panel with location atl.general and put your JS inside of the panel. I did similar tricks for JIRA server but did not try with cloud addons.
Please update me if it worked for you.
Update: Probably it will NOT work since I guess that web-panel will be in an iframe. But you have to try.
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Hi Turchin,
Could you please add more detail about what exactly you want to achieve here? Why do you need client-side javascript? In what situation do you want it to execute? What do you want it to do?
If we have more information we may be able to provide you with a better overall solution
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This question seems very similar to: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/42693519.
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