Looking for the opposite of "Recently Updated Macro"

[Keve]

Hey there,

So currently I am refreshing our whole Confluence space.
Since we have alot of sites that haven't been touched in ages, I need a way to  display them on a site for our users to view.
So basically I need the opposite of the "Recently Updated Macro" which as the name tells, shows the most recent updated sites. Is there a way to change how this macro works or is there maybe another macro to use?

Thanks in advance.

[Kishan Sharma]

Hi @Keve Welcome to the Atlassian Community ! Are you using confluence server or cloud ?
If you have access to the Database, you can easily determine the last modified date for spaces by querying it. For example:

SELECT spacename, spacekey, lastmoddate FROM spaces;

I am not aware of any such macro which can give you that information. If you are fine with third party addons you can explore Reporting for Confluence from the marketplace.

[Keve]

Hey @Kishan Sharma 
Thank you for your warm welcome.
Since i am not from the IT, I can't tell you exactly if we are using server or cloud based Confluence. I am the space admin and would like to display that info on the front page. With that, our staff can more easily detect outdated articles and update them.

It's not just me that needs this info, its the whole team and i was wondering if there is an easy way to display, thats all. :)
Thank you again for getting back to me that fast and I am looking forward to your answer!

[Kishan Sharma]

Hi @Keve 

Assuming that you have Confluence Server instance, you can create a user macro as mentioned on this KB article which will display modified page dates in a table.

If you are using Confluence Cloud, you can't create user macros at this point of time on cloud. You can use this app its free for now.

[Keve]

Hey @Kishan Sharma 

Thanks for helping me out. Seems like it is actually server based. :)
With the help of our IT we could create the makro and it works like a charm!
Thank you for your help.

[Kishan Sharma]

Glad to help @Keve , please mark the answer as accepted if you have found it useful.