Minor version update

We've made massive investments in infrastructure and testing frameworks for our Data Center apps to ensure that they will scale to meet the needs of your enterprise team. Advanced Tables for Confluence Data Center has been rigorously tested and vetted for consistent, efficient, and reliable performance at scale.

For more information, read the full release notes.

Our server apps have always been Data Center compatible, and with the release of Atlassian’s new Data Center approved apps program, we've made massive investments in additional infrastructure and testing frameworks for our Data Center apps to ensure that they will scale to meet the needs of enterprise teams. These apps have been rigorously tested and vetted for consistent, efficient, and reliable performance at scale.

If you’re currently using Confluence Data Center or thinking about upgrading, check out the Data Center approved version of Advanced Tables for Confluence.

Additionally, this release also includes some minor fixes.

For more information, read the full release notes.

Release Notes 7.5

Release Notes 7.4

Release Notes 7.3

Release Notes 7.2

Release Notes 7.1

Release Notes 7.0

Release Notes 7.0 (important to read!)

Release Notes 6.7

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Release Notes 6.6

Release Notes 6.6

Release Notes 6.5

Release Notes 6.4

Release Notes 6.3

Release notes 6.2

New in this release

See Release notes 6.1

• Improvements to the Attachment Table macro

Fixed in this release

• attachment-table showing multiple versions of attachment
• Tab delimiter with row starting with tab shows "t"

Date sorting improvements

1. A new date sorting option - column type M
2. Advanced date sorting bundled with plugin eliminating need for server install
3. International language support

See Advanced date sorting for more details.

Augments for CSV data

Allows csv data to be augmented by modifying columns or constructing new columns. See Augments for more details.

Fix compatibility issue with url access - TBL-230

Table plus capabilities lost on tables with existing ids.

Duplicate attributes in html table when using embedded table plus macros

Improvements

1. Add a couple of missing parameters from csv macro browser.
2. Security fixed and improvements when Macro Security for Confluence is used to manage access to certain the csv macro parameters.

CSS parameters

Additional parameters to control table class, table style, and row styles. Unique row styles can be set for the heading rows, and any number of data rows. Row styles for data rows repeat when the number of data rows exceeds the number of row styles. This allows various kinds of stripping.

Confluence 5.0 and OnDemand

Confluence 5.0 is in EAP and already available with OnDemand. This release has been tested with both. An OnDemand update to include this release is being worked through the process.

Confluence 4.3 Column Sorting

Confluence 4.3 introduced some column sorting capability. This interferes with table-plus support. Fortunately, Confluence developers provided a capability to disable this behavior for specific tables. This support is used for tables wrapped with table-plus, csv, and similar macros supporting Common table capabilities.

Accommodate Confluence 4.3 Template Changes

Confluence 4.3 has storage space based templates. This incompatibility means that script support that gets text from a space template is broken since the returned content is now storage format. To accommodate this problem, change the handling of this data to look for unformated text in the template. Consider any content that is wrapped in a noformat or wiki-markup (CWP:Wiki Plugin for Confluence) as the plain content from the template. All other data in the template will be ignored.

The incompatibility requires templates that are used for this capability to be updated to surround the text with the noformat or wiki-markup macros. Most standard usage does not employ this technique.

CSV access via URL supporting basic authentication

Allows access to CSV data requiring password access.

Float handling improvements

• Fixes regarding F, FC, C, and CC column types
• Totals are now rounded
• Respect use of comma as decimal separator
• Ignore number separators

CSV from URL improvements

• Allow basic authentication for accessing the URL
• Option for timeout setting to wait for slower connections

Sorting incorrect if F or C column contains numeric separator (comma) - example $123,456,789.00

Also support FC and FC column types to allow comma decimal place handling (with period as numeric separator) - example $123.456.789,00

table-plus and csv are now available in the macro browser as native Confluence 4.x macros

Now an Atlassian paid plugin - see this announcement.

Confluence 4.x specific macros. Wiki markup macros still supported.

Now an Atlassian paid plugin - see this announcement.

Improvements to F and C column type handling similar to support in 5.1.0.

This will be the last improvement release supporting Confluence 3.x.

Sorting incorrect if F or C column contains numeric separator (comma) - example $123,456,789.00

Also support FC and FC column types to allow comma decimal place handling (with period as numeric separator) - example $123.456.789,00

Correct some poor interactions with other macros like show-if and similar.

4.1.1 had an error (TBL-107) causing many common table properties to be disabled. This has been corrected. Additional anti-XSS control parameter (TBL-108) added to minimize upward compatibility problems for uses that include html content.

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