Identify offensive or inappropriate content in confluence page

Question

As part of the Inclusivity Initiative from our company, we are looking into identify the non-inclusive(restricted) words like master, slave etc., in the confluence page and restrict user from using it.
We are evaluating the script runner for Confluence for the same. We are using event listener functionality to achieve it.
We were able to add the comment after we publish if the restricted words are found in the page but It does not block the user from publishing it.
We want to block the user from publishing the page if restricted words are found in the page.
Is there a way to identify this in draft page and block user from publishing the page until restricted words are replaced?

Henry Brown_ruujt1 · Answer

Yes, this worked! Thank you very much

Tiffany Wortham · Answer

Hi Henry! Thank you for pointing this out! This can be fixed by adding a SaveContext which suppresses events (the last parameter you pass in when creating a new save context is the one that determines if events are suppressed): import com.atlassian.confluence.core.DefaultSaveContext import com.atlassian.confluence.core.Modification import com.atlassian.confluence.pages.Page import com.atlassian.confluence.pages.PageManager import com.atlassian.sal.api.component.ComponentLocator def page = event.page as Page def body = page.bodyContent.body def restrictedWords = ['fizz', 'buzz', 'foo', 'bar'] def containsRestrictedWord = restrictedWords.findAll() { word -> body.contains(word) } if (containsRestrictedWord) { containsRestrictedWord.each { word -> body = body.replace(word, '[REDACTED]') } def pageManager = ComponentLocator.getComponent(PageManager) pageManager.saveNewVersion(page, { Page pageObject -> pageObject.setBodyAsString(body) } as Modification, new DefaultSaveContext(true, true, true)) } Let me know if this works for you!

Henry Brown_ruujt1 · Answer

Hi, I have a similar use case to this. I am trying to add content to a page after the edit using the PageUpdateEvent listener. However, the issue I am having is that, because I am using the PageUpdateEvent listener, having code that edits the page in the script will cause the script to fire off multiple times until it times out.

The script listens for page edit, then the script edits the page, which then fires off the script again. Do you have this issue with this code?