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How to show the list of pages linked to a page, in editing?

Gregorio Grassi

Example: I'm editing page A and I want to display inside page A all the other pages in my Confluence site that are linked to this page with the usual link Macro (ctrl+k).

I searched many macros but I didn't find one with this function. Most of the pages I found where based on hierarchy and not links.

Does a macro for this exist?

Thanks!

Accepted answers

Brant Schroeder

@Gregorio Grassi Welcome to the community.

We use the content by label macro and ensure that all related pages have the same labels. There is not a macro that will show all the linked pages. I think that maybe the scriptrunner app for confluence might allow you to do this but I have never done it.

All comments

Brant Schroeder

@Gregorio Grassi Welcome to the community.

Gregorio Grassi

Thank you for your suggestion!

Alison Frane

This was answered, rather unsatisfactorily in this question from 2017?

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/How-to-list-all-pages-that-have-links-to-the-current-page/qaq-p/186668#U1951341