Summary
Supplies information about attachments in Confluence.
 | Key names are case-sensitive. That is, you must supply a key of "id" rather than "ID". |
 | You can also use any key from the Content Supplier using the 'attachment:' prefix. For example, you can use 'attachment:id', instead of 'content:id', even though 'id' is not listed explicitly below. |
Details
| Name: |
Attachment Supplier |
| Prefix: |
attachment (optional) |
| Supported Content: |
Attachments |
| Provided By: |
Reporting Plugin, from version 3.0.0 |
Keys Supported
The following are the list of keys which this supplier will return a value for.
| Key |
Content Types |
Return Type |
Description |
| download path | Attachments | Text | The path to the download location for the attachment. |
| file name | Attachments | Text | The file name of the attachment. |
| file size | Attachments | Number | The length of the file in bytes. |
| nice file size | Attachments | Text | The length of the file, described in bytes, kilobytes or megabytes, depending what makes the most sense. |
| content type | Attachments | Text | The content (MIME) type. |
| comment | Attachments | Text | The attachment comment text. |
| attached to | Attachments | Content | The content the attachment is attached to. Likely to be a Page or News item. |
| attachment version | Attachments | Number | The attachment version number. |
| space | Attachments | Space | The space the attachment is in. |
Related Suppliers
Content Supplier
Hi,
Is there a way to create a global space report showing the attachements that a user has attached to pages.
I've gotten the user modifications to pages figured out, but am getting stuck trying to get the attachement data.
Thanks,
R
take a look at the content supplier it has creator. i think the message at the top is saying you can do attachment.creator even though creator isn't listed in the keys list.