How to find all internal links between pages within a Confluence space?

[Asier Vadillo]

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a way to search and identify all internal links that reference pages within a specific Confluence space. Is there a built-in feature, macro, or method to discover all the interconnections between pages in my space? 

Or at least something to find every link in the space? 

thanks in advance!

[Jayesh]

Hello @Asier Vadillo 

Confluence doesnot provide any built in feature or macro to view internal links within a space, however there are few methods which can help

• Page Information (incoming links) shows other pages linked to current page, although its tedius activity but can help you get your desired output
• Apps like Easy Link Checker or Lively Apps Links Management can scan the entire space and list all the internal/external links
• Page link macros can help you provide the links on the particluar page but not the complete space.
  
  
  

Let me know if current information helps.

Thanks
Jayesh R

[Thiago P _Atlassian Support_]

Hey there @Asier Vadillo ,

Although there's no comprehensive report of all links on a Space, it is possible to check incoming and outgoing links for specific pages.

In order to do this:

1. Navigate to any page
2. From the floating toolbar in the bottom right, click the Show details button
3. Any incoming and outgoing links will be shown under Connections

Hope this helps!  =]

[Asier Vadillo]

Hi @Thiago P _Atlassian Support_ ,

This helps, but this will make us check for every single one of the pages in the space. And we have a lot of pages so I don't think it solves our issue.

Thanks anyway!

[Thiago P _Atlassian Support_]

Can you elaborate on why you need this information?

This may be possible to find from the database, but you would need a good business justification to get this information.

If that's the case, open a Support ticket and provide Data Access so our Team can assist with this.

[Asier Vadillo]

Hi @Thiago P _Atlassian Support_

We are using the SCROLL plugins to version and publish our documentation (That's the plan, we are doing test). We are having a problem where the links do not point to the correct page or version once a new version is saved, so we need a way of locating those links and change them. 
I appreciate the offer but I do not think opening a support ticket is the right way, we would need to open a ticket every quarter of the year where the new version is published.

Regards,
Asier

[Thiago P _Atlassian Support_]

Hi @Asier Vadillo ,

Generating reports and manually fixing links every quarter is certainly not the ideal approach.

My suggestion is to reach out to K15t Support so they can review this issue and provide further guidance and, if any issues are identified on the Atlassian side, they can engage our Developer Support Team.

[Asier Vadillo]

Hi again @Thiago P _Atlassian Support_ ,

I think that would be the best approach. In the meantime:

Do you know if maybe there is a solution using the Confluence Rest API?

[Thiago P _Atlassian Support_]

That may be possible by using the Relation v1 endpoints, but I haven't tested with this before.

[Marta Kravtsiv]

Hello Asier,

You can achieve this with STAGIL app - Link Tools for Confluence Cloud.

It provides an Outgoing Links functionality that lets you view all links within the pages of a specific Confluence space. You’ll be able to:

• See a complete list of all links used in the space.
• Check how many times each link is mentioned and on how many pages.
• Edit links in bulk directly from the overview.

Regards, 
Marta