Added by Jonathan Nolen, last edited by Bob Swift on Oct 25, 2007
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Fruit Is Good
- Bananas are fruit
- Fruit is healthy
- Therefore, bananas are healthy
- Therefore, bananas are healthy
- Therefore, bananas are healthy
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Colours
- Unripe ones are green
- Good ones are yellow
- Bad ones are brown
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Included Slide
Confluence's Developer Mode is a system property setting that tells Confluence to enable various debugging features that are not otherwise exposed to users. To enable Developer Mode, you should start Confluence with the following system property set.
-Dconfluence.devmode=true
If you are writing a Confluence extension and want to check if Developer Mode is active, you can call ConfluenceActionSupport#isDevMode() if you have an action available ($action.devMode in Velocity templates), or Boolean.getBoolean(ConfluenceActionSupport.DEVMODE) if you don't.
Developer Mode Features
Currently, enabling Developer Mode will activate the following features:
Prior to Confluence 2.0
- Developer Mode not available in these releases
Confluence 2.0
- The System Information page and 500 error page will contain an entry noting that Developer Mode is enabled
- The "view as HTML" button will be made available in the WYSIWYG rich-text editor
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Charts Are Fun
My favourite fruits:
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