I’m a former Confluence user, and one feature that I used a lot in Confluence was their checkbox macro that could be placed anywhere in a document. Unfortunately, when I imported my Confluence data into XWiki the converter changed all of the clickable Confluence checkboxes into static characters.
With this in mind, I am trying to create a very simple XWiki macro that will just create a checkbox and remember the checked/unchecked state. I created a custom macro that creates a checkbox using a built-in XWiki HTML Macro, but I couldn’t find a way to save the checkbox state. Any suggestions on how to do this?
Since you mentioned converting from Confluence, note that there’s a paying extension that helps convert macros from Confluence if you’e interested: https://store.xwiki.com/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/ProMacros/. At first glance it doesn’t seem to offer a checkbox macro though.
Thank you for the suggestions here. I have determined that @vmassol’s recommendation of the Todo Macro will fulfill my current requirements. I also appreciate the design suggestions and links to XWiki documentation - I may end up leveraging them to aid my transition from Confluence.
You should be able to use both macros anyway. In the CKEditor, click on the plus sign in the menu and search for the macros task with checkbox and task report.
I haven’t had this problem. Just imported the xar.file unpacked from the zip-download into a fresh 14.10.2 subwiki and also into a 13.10.6 LTS subwiki in the XWiki cloud.