Exporting Gadgets to Confluence
- Yuri Lapin
Topics
Data Center - Gadgets to Confluence (after Jira 10 & Confluence 9.2)
Prior to Jira 10 and Confluence 9.2 integration Jira Gadgets into Confluence was out of the box solution. Starting from Jira 10 and Confluence 9.2 Atlassian removed this feature from the product list.
As of now (Jan’25) Atlassian took on the initiative to create a standard Confluence Macros that will outline Jira Gadgets (standard and third-party) in Confluence.
The App is available in beta version and could be downloaded by the below link. We (Release Management Apps) performed an in-depth testing for all our Gadgets including performance consideration to confirm and assure it’s working as expected. Therefore, we confidently suggest the clients to start using it awaiting for the official release.
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFSERVER-98800
Any specific issues you might find with the App please leave feedback in the ticket and/or contact our support by the below link.
Cloud - Third Party Gadgets to Confluence
By default Atlassian Cloud does not support export of third party Gadgets (Gadgets delivered by Atlassian Marketplace Partners) to Confluence. Here, we will explain a work around to make it happen
Step 1. Create Jira Dashboard
Create a new Dashboard - the Dashboard will be included in the Confluence page, so you could add there one or multiple gadgets.
Assign correct permission to the dashboard so the relevant people can see it.
Change layout to the single-column layout!
Add your prefered gadget(s).
Switch to wallboard mode and copy URL in the browser.
Step 2. Create Confluence Page
Open the Confluence page and add the iFrame macro.
Put URL from the Wallboard and customize the size.
Save page and share with your team.
