no worries. awesome plugin. you can delete the previous comment too.

Is there anyway to do category headings? I can't find a macro or example that does that. for example, list all pages for all labels in all spaces, separated out by SPACES, generating a table for each space.

Space 1

Space 2

Seems that space:name and space:description return the same string: the space name

Hi, I'm new to reporting, I cannot figure out how to pull a list of spaces by a label common to given spaces.  I'm using confluence 2.5.6, Im not getting how to filter information or even use the keys above.

I'm thinking I need to put the filtering logic in the space-reporter block, but nothing I've tried works. The Spaces all have the right team label, oh wait. Team labels must be a new feature? Not supported yet? I also tried to set and use 'labels' on the space, still didn't work.

Anyone shed some light?

{report-block}
  {space-reporter:labels=segmentcouncil}
      {text-sort:space:name}
  {space-reporter}

  {report-body}
  (*b) {report-info:space:title|link=true}
  {report-body}
{report-block}

Hi....

I was trying to retrieve the spaces names based on its label and after getting those label specific spaces then retrieve all the pages based on a particular label.

I need a solution how to make a loop of spaces which i can retrieve on its space label. All i need is to put in a chart for chart creation.

 I know that i can use the following macro as follow to get the label specific spaces

{report-block:separator=pipe}
  {space-reporter:spaces=@global}
    {text-filter:space:labels\|include=.*infosys.*}
    {text-sort:space:key}
  {space-reporter}

  {report-body}
    {report-info:space:key\|link=true}
  {report-body}
{report-block}

But with what kind of macros i can get into each space retrieved by the space-reporter macro or report-body macro?

First of all, I'm pretty new to this wiki thing.  That being said, I'm wondering if I can nest reports to in effect create a list of children pages and the attachments within those pages.

 e.g.:

• Page One
  • Attachment 1
  • Attachment 2
• Page Two
  • Attachment 1
• Page Three

Thanks!

-Ryan 

Hi
I'm trying to get lists of users (ids and names) that have edit/view/remove permissions on pages in the current space. Looking at the suppliers, this isn't supported. Correct?
Thank you
Hamish

Being able to report on a space's templates would be noice

I've a bit of an odd problem. My client has a confluence space that is used to describe features of their products. Most of the features are generic across the entire product line.

However, some features are specific to some products. The client would like to put the product specific feature descriptions in their own space (one space per product) under the same page name
as the generic feature description. I'd like to use reporting to include those product specific descriptions on the generic feature description page after the generic text. The
result would be something like this...

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Flux Capacitor

The flux capacitor is the key component to any time traveling machine.

DeLorean

On the DeLorean, the flux capacitor is located on the rear firewall behind the driver and passenger seats.

Locomotive

This steam powered time machine uses a flux capacitor of a slightly different variety.
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In this example, there would be a "DeLorean" space and a "Locomotive" space, each with "Flux Capacitor" page, along with the generic "Flux Capacitor" page in a "Features" space.

So, I want to create a report that includes all pages contained in other spaces (that have a given space label) that have the same title as the current page.

I've tried a couple of different approaches..

{report-block}
{content-reporter:spaces=-@self|type=page}
{text-filter:content:title|include=page name}
{content-reporter}
{report-body}
h2. {report-info:content:space}
{report-info:content:body}
{report-body}
{report-block}

Of course, this is horribly slow because the content reporter is iterating through all of the pages in other spaces, and not too nice either because I have to know the name of the
current page for use in the text-filter include. There's no way to use something like @self:title here, I think. Is there a better approach?

I was thinking of working out how to iterate through the spaces using the space-reporter, and then use a local reporter and space supplier to get the pages from that space.

Am I missing something, or is there simply not an easy way to do this?