the parameter scope doesn't seem to work if i specified a space and type.

e.g {content-reporter:space=aKey|type=page|scope=Home > children}
this should report the pages under the page 'Home' right ?

Jason 

When using content-reporter I seem to have rows returned in the report that are duplicated (one for each save of the same page). Is that the intent?

For example:

{report-table}
{content-reporter:space=@self|types=page|scope=Starting Home page>children}
  {text-sort:content:title}
{content-reporter}
{report-column:title=Page Name}{report-info:content:title|link=true}{report-column}
{report-column:title=CR Date}{report-info:content:creation date}{report-column}
{report-table}

Returns 2 lines even if all I had was one child document (under Starting Home), which I created and then updated. Note that it's a page created from boilerplate with scaffolding. Not sure if that matters.

Just to clarify it's only a problem on pages with scaffolding and fine on pages without scaffolding as far as I can tell.

On a test of Scaffold 2 with Confluence 2.2.10 the problem appears to no longer exist at least on a new test. Not sure of existing pages prior to Scaffold 2 and then upgraded to Scaffold 2. I'll try and determine that later.

Hi,

I can't seem to be able to get the content reporter to work from one space to another. The exact code that will work in one space will not work when modified to work from another. In the following example both the specified space and the specified page exist and the code works when in the same space as the page it refers to. It gives me the following error when used from another space (with the space attribute added):

report-block: org.randombits.confluence.reporting.query.ReporterException: Unable to locate the specified content: 'Kainalojutut'

Any ideas?

{report-block:maxResults=1}
{content-reporter:space=uutiset|type=page|scope=Kainalojutut > children|labels=§kainalojuttu_ktl}
  {text-sort:content:date}
{content-reporter}
{report-body}
h2. {report-info:content:title|link=false}
{report-info:content:body|render=wiki}
{report-body}
{report-block}

I'm using Confluence Version: 2.2.9 Build:#527 07.09.2006

regards
Ville Valtasaari

Would it be possible to have the labels parameter work as follows:

• label --> OR label
• +label --> AND label
• -label --> NOT label

Currently specifying a label with no +- sign prepended seems to have no effect (and the documentation above is not clear about this case).

Thanks for your thoughts.

Is there a way to use this or any of the other reporting macros to create a custom "recently updated" report? I need to limit the number of items that appear in the recently updated panel.

I posted this on the replace and render page, but seems like the reporting tool may help.

I'd appreciate any advice.

I've been desperately trying to find a way to automatically assign pages and blogs created from a parent page. My first issue is that I don't know what label to look for. For example, my space may consist of companies and each company has pages that relate to products. I would like to have a link from the company page that creates a child product page. I want the child page to inherent the main company label.

For example:
Parent has 2 labels: company AND apple (there might be an adjacent page with two labels company AND IBM)

Parent has a create page and create news links as follows:

1. Create Child Page:

{create-page:template=NewFund\|prompt=Add a new fund to this Shop}New Fund{create-page}

2. Create News:

{link-to:add news\|labels=visitnote}(+) Add Visit Notes{link-to}

I would like the following to occur:

• If the user hits the first link. A new page is created inheriting the parent labels: company AND apple
• If the user hits the second link: A new blog entry is created that also inherits two lables company AND apple

To make matters a bit more cumberson... in reality the new pages would only inherit the term apple (ie- the name of the company) I would then use the addlabel macro to give these a fund label for the first link or a visitnote label for the second.

I think that if I can figure out a list of the labels on the page then I could figure out which label to use. This goes for other parts of the page as well. For example, on the parent page I display a list of blogs that have been created from that parent page. Staying with the example above, I'd like to display the "visit notes" created on the parent page using the following macro:

{blog-posts:5 | content=title |  labels=apple,visitnote | match-labels=all}

It seems simple enough, but I am using a template for the page and need the label "apple" to be dynamic (ie- there will be pages where the term is IBM, MSFT, CISCO, etc.).

Thanks for any help you could provide.

Hello,

I want to display a list of all editors of in a space. But with the following macros I get the content creators several times (if they created several content objects). What is a better way to extract this information? Unfortunatelly I'm too unexperienced with the reporting plugin.

Thank you for your help,
judith 

{report-list}
{content-reporter:space=@self|type=page,news}
{content-reporter}
{report-body}
{report-info:content:creator > user:name|link=true}
{report-body}
{report-list}

Hi All!

I am trying to create a report that is giving me problems - it would help if someone could indicate what I am doing wrong. We are trying to create a report containing homepage content for all spaces where the homepage is labeled 'foo'. But, it could be the case that other non-homepages are also labeled 'foo'. I would expect the following to work based on what I have seen:

Rollup Report

{report-table}

{content-reporter:space=@all\|type=page\|labels=foo}
{boolean-filter:content:space:homepage\|value=true}
{content-reporter}
{report-column:title=Space}{report-info:content:space\|link=true}{report-column}
{report-column:title=Report}{report-info:content:body\|render=wiki}{report-column}
{report-empty}No Report{report-empty}

{report-table}

But, of course it does not. It ends up including all pages that are labeled 'foo', not just homepages... Any ideas? Thanks in advance.  By the way, we are using Confluence 2.8.1.  Thanks again.

-jeff

David, there seems to be a compatibility problem for the current content-reporter with the Confluence 2.6.2 we are running. When using the scope parameter I get the error message "Error formatting macro: content-reporter: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/atlassian/confluence/links/AbstractAttachmentLink". I checked the existence of the required class. It is really missing. In confluence 2.8.1 the parameter 'scope' works as expected. Is there a workaround for Confluence 2.6.2? We would like to update to 2.8.1 to get the manual page ordering, but we are afraid of other problems as long as the reporting und scaffolding plugins are not released for Confluence 2.8.x.

By the way: the problem is the same with the local-reporter and the source parameter.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Günter

I am getting error when I try use the code as below.

{report-table}
{content-reporter:space=@self\|types=page\|scope=projects>children}
 {text-sort:content:title}
{content-reporter}
{report-column:title=Page Name}{report-info:content:title\|link=true}{report-column}
{report-table}

the error I am getting is:

Error formatting macro: content-reporter: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/atlassian/confluence/links/AbstractAttachmentLink
text-sort: This macro must be used in a sortable location, such as a reporter macro.

 please help in this regard!

I am trying to use the report table and content reporter to pull info from the children. I can get some of the report columns to work, but can't seem to figure out how to get the columns trying to pull info from with in the children to work.

{report-table}
{content-reporter:space=@self\|types=page\|scope=2009 Business Cases>children,-Information Technology,-Creative,-eCommerce,-Retail,-HR-FI}
{text-sort:content:title}
{content-reporter}
{report-column:title=2009 Business Cases}{report-info:content:title\|link=true}{report-column}
{color:#ff0000}{report-column:title=Approved}{report-info:content:Approved}{report-column}{color}
{color:#ff0000}{report-column:title=Sponsor}{report-info:content:Sponsor}{report-column}{color}
{report-column:title=Modified}{report-info:content:creation date\|format=dd MMM}{report-column}
{report-column:title=Creator}{report-info:content:creator\|link=false}{report-column}

{report-empty}
This report is empty
{report-empty}
{report-table}

The code in RED is what I can not figure out how to get into the columns.

Thanks,

Crystal

I'm going crazy trying to filter on multiple fields in a report. Using "matchAll=false" seems to completely ruin the report. When I include it, the scope of the report is totally ignored. Here is my code:

{report-table}
  {content-reporter:type=+page|scope=Reports > children|matchAll=false}
    {text-filter:content:body|include=.*Payee.*}
    {text-filter:content:title|include=.*Payee.*}
  {content-reporter}

  {report-column:title=Title}{report-info:content:title|link=true}{report-column}
  {report-column:title=Category}{report-info:data:IssueClassification|render=wiki}{report-column}
  {report-column:title=Platform}{report-info:data:IssuePlatform|render=wiki}{report-column}
  {report-column:title=Updated}{report-info:content:modification date|format=MMMM dd, yyyy}{report-column}
  {report-column:title=Status}{report-info:data:IssueStatus|render=wiki}{report-column}

  {report-empty}No issues found matching your search.{report-empty}
{report-table}

If I leave out the "matchAll=false" flag or set "matchAll=true", I get one result back, which is expected. But when I include "matchAll=false", it returns ALL pages in my space. So not only is it ignoring both filters, it is also ignoring the scope!!!

Am I doing something wrong here, or is this a bug? Confluence is 2.7.3, Reporting is the latest version.

Thanks!