 | This documentation applies to Gadgets and Dashboards 1.0 This documentation applies to version 1.0 of Atlassian Gadgets and Dashboards. The latest Gadgets and Dashboards documentation is available via this link. |
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Atlassian Gadgets and Dashboards Documentation About Gadgets and Dashboards What are Atlassian Gadgets?Atlassian gadgets are similar to Google gadgets. A gadget is a small object (i.e. a piece of functionality) offering dynamic content that you can put onto a dashboard, a wiki page or some other web page. Atlassian gadgets allow interaction with Atlassian applications such as JIRA and Confluence. What is an Atlassian Dashboard?A dashboard is usually the landing page of an application such as JIRA or Confluence. With the newer Atlassian dashboards, you can add gadgets and personalise the dashboard display by moving the gadgets around, changing their colour, and changing other preferences to suit you. |
Resources If you have a question about using an Atlassian gadget or dashboard within an Atlassian application, please contact our support team. Other handy links:
Download the Documentation You can download the Gadgets and Dashboards documentation in PDF, HTML or XML formats.
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Table of Contents
Introduction to Atlassian Gadgets and Dashboards
Gadgets and Dashboards Administration Guide
- Adding a Gadget to the Directory of Available Gadgets
- Configuring OAuth
- Removing a Gadget from the Directory of Available Gadgets
Gadgets and Dashboards User Guide
- Adding a Gadget to your Dashboard
- Removing a Gadget from your Dashboard
- Changing the Layout of your Dashboard
- Changing the Look and Behaviour of a Gadget
- Adding an Atlassian Gadget to iGoogle and Other Web Sites
- Allowing Other Applications to Access Data on Your Behalf
Gadgets and Dashboards Development Hub
Gadgets and Dashboards Version Matrix
Gadgets and Dashboards FAQ
Gadgets and Dashboards Glossary
- Application Programming Interface or API (Glossary Entry)
- Atlassian Gadgets (Glossary Entry)
- Atlassian Gadgets Support Level or AGSL (Glossary Entry)
- Container (Glossary Entry)
- Dashboard (Glossary Entry)
- Directive (Glossary Entry)
- Directory (Glossary Entry)
- Gadget (Glossary Entry)
- Gadget Publisher Plugin (Glossary Entry)
- Gadget Renderer Plugin (Glossary Entry)
- Host Application (Glossary Entry)
- OAuth (Glossary Entry)
- OpenSocial (Glossary Entry)
- Plugin Exchange Manager (Glossary Entry)
- Plugin Framework 2 (Glossary Entry)
- Reference Implementation (Glossary Entry)
- REST Plugin Manager (Glossary Entry)
- Service Provider Interface or SPI (Glossary Entry)
- Shared Access Layer or SAL (Glossary Entry)
- Shindig (Glossary Entry)
- Trusted Application Authentication (Glossary Entry)
- Universal Plugin Manager (Glossary Entry)
