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Using an In-house Live Forms server
- Download and install the server. Instructions for a Windows platform can be found on the Installation Instructions page. Click here for information on other platforms.
- Setup your In-house server for Confluence. You must now create a tenant specifically for Confluence.
- Click, Installing and Configuring the add-on to complete the installation.
- If you change the value of the session timeout in the Confluence tenant created in and the server is restarted, forms/flows in Confluence become inaccessible until the tenant is edited or the server is restarted once again.
- If you create a user in Confluence, with the role of frevvo.designer, and then try to login to the Confluence tenant on the server with this id, an "Invalid username/password" error will display. A password reset on the server will have to be performed to reset the random password generated when the user was created in Confluence.
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If you cannot use UPM, you can download the add-on from the Atlassian Marketplace. There are serveral add-on versions available for Confluence. The add-on version required depends on your Confluence server version number. See the add-on compatibility matrix for details.
- Click here to download the correct version of the add-on for your version of .
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Frevvo supports confluence over SSL. If Confluence is running over ssl, you must configure the Form Server External URL in the Confluence add-on to your Server url. This URL will help to render forms/flows on Confluence pages properly. You also need to configure the 'Confluence Server Url' in the tenant you have set up specifically for Confluence. In the Server, edit the tenant and set the 'Confluence Server Url' to your HTTPS Confluence site. See Manage Tenants for more information. With both of these settings configured, you should be able to access/create forms on Confluence pages. |
Enable Debugging
If checked, the add-on will print debugging information to Confluence pages. In addition, for forms and flows, you can also specify a parameter to the form macro that is generated in Confluence pages: _norender:true. If this parameter is present, the macro will simply print debugging information but will not actually render the form.
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