[CONFLUENCE] How to retrieve all the features with a certain entry filled

[Irchad Tuan Kitchil]

Hello!

I'm new with Confluence and I've to list all the features (by features I mean, in Agile method, you got Features in each Capabilities), which were created by the current user and with the field "Open points" filled.

In JIRA, we had the JQL, which was really helpful to create filters but it seems like in Confluence, it's about CQL, which is not installed on my Confluence...

Maybe I can bypass CQL usage by creating a macro?

Best regards,

Irchad TUAN KITCHIL

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Confluence is a wiki, not an issue tracker, and hence does not have "fields", just pages full of content.

A macro might help you, but you'll need to explain how you are recording the features in Confluence and creating the "open points" field.

I'd strongly recommend upgrading to a supported Confluence as well (CQL was introduced in a version which has long been past end-of-life, so you must be on an even older version)

[Irchad Tuan Kitchil]

Hello!

Thanks for the quick reply.

We're using the "Feature Template" as you can see in the picture below

And it displays a page like this :

I guess I must pass by Macros right?

I'll see with my company to upgrade Confluence version then.

Regards,

Irchad TUAN KITCHIL

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

I don't think those are "fields", so you're going to struggle to do a field based search on these.  I suspect a macro could look through the content, find "open points" and drag out the next line.

[Irchad Tuan Kitchil]

Alright!

I already try to use the {search} : link

But I don't really get it how to use it, for instance :

*In the macro screen*

{search:"Open Points" NotEqual('')} //Search every Features which "Open points" field isn't empty

But it seems not to work...

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Well, no, because I don't think it's a field.