Configuration
To configure the calendar, you need to authorize it first. Once authorized, a "Configure Calendar for Confluence" popup will appear. In this popup, you can select the desired project or Jira filter, and specify the start and end days using the provided fields.
To Edit the calendar, navigate to edit mode on the Confluence page and click on the Edit icon.
To save the configuration, click on the Insert/Save button.
Configuration
Once the Calendar for Confluence Configure/Edit screen appears, you have four options for selecting a calendar:
- Using a Jira project: Select the project you want to track and choose the Jira time fields to set as Start and End Dates.
- Using a Jira filter: Select the filter you want to track and choose the Jira time fields to set as Start and End Dates.
- Blank calendar: Create custom events directly in the calendar.
- Import: You can import event information from an iCal file, such as Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Yahoo Calendar, or Outlook.
Using a Jira project / Using a Jira filter
Blank calendar
Select the Blank calendar option if you wish to create a calendar specifically for custom events.
However, keep in mind that you still have the ability to create custom events in any available calendars, whether they were created from a Jira project, Jira filter, blank calendar, or an imported calendar.
For the blank calendar, only two configuration steps are available: setting the Name and choosing a Color. Specify the name of the selected Blank calendar. This step is required for all calendar options.
Import
You can import event information from an iCal file, which can be exported from calendars such as Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Yahoo Calendar, or Outlook.
Specify the name of the selected imported calendar and choose a color. This will help distinguish between different types of calendars.
To import a calendar in iCal format, follow these steps:
Sharing
You can share a configured calendar with your team without requiring authorization.
To share the calendar with your team, simply check the "Let other users view the calendar on your behalf" checkbox. This will enable others to access and view the calendar without needing to log in.
If the "Let other users view the calendar on your behalf" checkbox is unchecked, then all users would need to authorize themselves in the Calendar macro individually to use it.
Log Out
To log out from Calendar for Confluence, simply locate and click on the "Log Out" button. However, please be aware that if you have shared the calendar with other users, logging out may result in the configuration being broken for those users.