|
The Social Bookmarking plugin allows you to share bookmarks with your team. You can create a bookmark and save it in a Confluence space. To send the bookmark to other Confluence users, simply label it for their personal spaces or for public spaces. You can also subscribe to a bookmarks RSS feed. A bookmark is a page which points to a website or other URL. The website or URL can be within or external to Confluence. The bookmark can also contain comments from the person who created the bookmark, telling you why the website is interesting.
The plugin documentation gives an overview of the bookmark functionality. In addition, here are some detailed instructions:
RELATED TOPICSBookmarks Macro Take me back to Confluence User Guide |

Comments (4)
Dec 11, 2007
Anonymous says:
Does anyone know whether I can load my deli.cio.us links into the bookmarks page...Does anyone know whether I can load my deli.cio.us links into the bookmarks page?
Dec 12, 2007
Ming Giet Chong says:
Hi, Unfortunately, Confluence doesn't support this feature. However, I would ad...Hi,
Unfortunately, Confluence doesn't support this feature. However, I would advice you to raise a feature request at the issue tracker at:
Alternatively,I would advice you to direct your questions to our forum and mailing list as there might be other user/developers who have already implemented it and should be able to share their ideas with you.
Regards,
MG
Jul 27
JoeWeb says:
Hello, wenn I work with the Social Bookmark Plugin and the RSS feed, I'm m...Hello,
wenn I work with the Social Bookmark Plugin and the RSS feed, I'm missing the possibility to sort the entries, like i.e. in Firefox with a folder structure.
Actually I just have a long list in the RSS feed or even in the bookmark page in Confluence.
Is there a better way of organizing these link collection?
Joe
Jul 28
Azwandi Mohd Aris says:
Hi Joe, As far as I am concerned, the Social Bookmarking PluginHi Joe,
As far as I am concerned, the Social Bookmarking Plugin (the plugin that cater the bookmark functionalitites in Confluence) does not currently have this feature. If you are keen on it, feel free to lodge a new feature request at its issue management tracker:
Meanwhile, you may want to filter out the bookmarks list by appending &labels=YOUR_LABELS_SEPARATED_WITH_COMMA to the RSS feed URL.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Azwandi
Add Comment