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  1. Confluence Data Center
  2. CONFSERVER-2909

No error handling in {html-include} macro if content is unavailable, not found or has the wrong content-type

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    • Resolution: Won't Fix
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    • 1.3.5
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      I want to use this to display a list of internal build/test environments. Sometimes these are on an old old build, and sometimes they're shut down while a build is being loaded.

      If I use html-include, I get "Error rendering macro: null" when the webserver is down, and when the referenced page doesn't exist, I get the contents of the webserver's 404 error.

      What I'd like to be able to do is display "notfound" and "unavailable" arguments to the macro, e.g.

      {html-include:url=http://todd-viegut:7001/profinia/AppInfo|notfound=old build|unavailable=site down}

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            1. Confluence Data Center
            2. CONFSERVER-2909

            No error handling in {html-include} macro if content is unavailable, not found or has the wrong content-type

              • Icon: Bug Bug
              • Resolution: Won't Fix
              • Icon: Medium Medium
              • None
              • 1.3.5
              • None

                I want to use this to display a list of internal build/test environments. Sometimes these are on an old old build, and sometimes they're shut down while a build is being loaded.

                If I use html-include, I get "Error rendering macro: null" when the webserver is down, and when the referenced page doesn't exist, I get the contents of the webserver's 404 error.

                What I'd like to be able to do is display "notfound" and "unavailable" arguments to the macro, e.g.

                {html-include:url=http://todd-viegut:7001/profinia/AppInfo|notfound=old build|unavailable=site down}

                        shaffenden Steve Haffenden (Inactive)
                        d32fc554e6cd Tim Dawson
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                            shaffenden Steve Haffenden (Inactive)
                            d32fc554e6cd Tim Dawson
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