Hi there,
Can anyone suggest a user macro for generating all of the user's full names within 'confluence-users' and displaying them in a drop-down list?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Hey there,
You can execute the following query in the database:
select u.user_name,g.group_name from cwd_user u,cwd_group g ,cwd_membership m where g.group_name = 'confluence-users' and m.parent_id=g.id group by u.user_name, g.group_name
However you can download a SQL manager for Confluence like this one and put it on a page.
Hope this will help you .
Cheers,
Something like this should work:
## @noparams #set ( $members = $userAccessor.getMemberNamesAsList($userAccessor.getGroup("confluence-users")) ) <style> select:required:invalid { color: gray; } option[value=""][disabled] { display: none; } option { color: black; } </style> <form class="aui" onsubmit="return false;"> <fieldset> <div class="field-group"> <label for="users-list">Users:</label> <select class="select" id="users-list" name="users-list" title="users list" required> <option value="" disabled selected>Select a user</option> #foreach ( $member in $members ) #set ( $member = $userAccessor.getUserByName($member) ) <option value="$member.name">$member.fullName</option> #end </select> </div> </fieldset> </form>
Hi Stephen, This works perfectly, except one issue. The drop-down list is ordered by username. Could the list be ordered by full name?
Ordering by full name is harder than it seems. Here are two options, one that renders on the server side (might take a long time, depending on how many users you have):
## @noparams #set ( $members = $userAccessor.getMemberNamesAsList($userAccessor.getGroup("confluence-users")) ) #set ( $container = $content.class.forName("java.util.TreeMap").newInstance() ) #foreach ( $member in $members ) #set ( $member = $userAccessor.getUserByName($member) ) #set ( $dummy = $container.put($member.fullName, $member.name) ) #end <style> select:required:invalid { color: gray; } option[value=""][disabled] { display: none; } option { color: black; } </style> <form class="aui" onsubmit="return false;"> <fieldset> <div class="field-group"> <label for="users-list">Users:</label> <select class="select" id="users-list" name="users-list" title="users list" required> <option value="" disabled selected>Select a user</option> #foreach ( $member in $container.keySet() ) <option value="$container.get($member)">$member</option> #end </select> </div> </fieldset> </form>
and here's one that sorts the list on the client side (i.e. in the browser) that might load the page a little faster:
## @noparams #set ( $members = $userAccessor.getMemberNamesAsList($userAccessor.getGroup("confluence-users")) ) <style> select:required:invalid { color: gray; } option[value=""][disabled] { display: none; } option { color: black; } </style> <form class="aui" onsubmit="return false;"> <fieldset> <div class="field-group"> <label for="users-list">Users:</label> <select class="select" id="users-list" name="users-list" title="users list" required> <option value="" disabled selected>Select a user</option> </select> </div> </fieldset> </form> <script> var members = { #foreach ( $member in $members ) #set ( $member = $userAccessor.getUserByName($member) ) "$member.fullName": "$member.name", #end } function sortObject(obj) { return Object.keys(obj).sort().reduce(function (result, key) { result[key] = obj[key]; return result; }, {}); } var sortedMembers = sortObject(members); for (var key in sortedMembers) { if (sortedMembers.hasOwnProperty(key)) { jQuery("#users-list").append('<option value="' + sortedMembers[key] + '">' + key + '</option>'); } } </script>
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