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The name of a userscript is unique within its namespace.

ID
name
Type
Data Type
Short Data Type
Since
1.0

The name the name of a userscript in the context of the HTTP protocol. It is part of the userscript identifier to uniquely address a userscript instance.

A HTTP name parameter should not contain dots ('.'). Per convention name parts are separated by dashes ('-').

Usage

The parameter is used by the following systems.

NameTypeShort Description
Delete UserscriptResource Operation
Deletes a userscript uniquely identified by its namespace, name, and version.
Get UserscriptResource Operation
Provides access to a unique userscript by its namespace, name, and version.
Userscripts ServiceResource Service
Provide access to a single userscript file by its coordinates. Even anonymous users have access to this service.

Related Parameters

List of parameters of the same type.

Activation Group Names
The comma-separated list of group names that activate that userscript.
Activation Page Labels
The comma-separated list of page labels that activate that userscript.
Activation Space Keys
The comma-separated list of space keys that activate that userscript.
Activation User Names
The comma-separated list of user names that activate that userscript.
Configure User Scripts Administrators
Controls to create space permissions for Userscripts Administrators.
Description
The optional short description for the userscript.
Documentation
The optional URL to online documentation for the userscript.
Namespace
The namespace of a script makes the name of a userscript unique.
Page Identifier
The unique identifier of a Confluence page in form of a long integer value.
Script
The URL to the userscript file.
Space Key
The identifying key of a space.
Support
The optional support URL.
Version
The semantic version of the userscript.

Resources

Userscript Name
A name identifies a userscript within its namespace.
Namespace
The namespace of a script makes the name of a userscript unique.
Version
The semantic version of the userscript.