Hi! I have a page that contains labels (e.g. label1, label, example, label-something) I want to use smart value to extract labels that contain "label" in name I tried to use: * {{page.labels.name.match("label")}} * {{page.labels.name.match("/label/")}} but for both cases rule return nothing. Can someone help me with this? Regards, Seba

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Confluence automation - how to use match() function

Sebastian Krzewiński

Hi!

I have a page that contains labels (e.g. label1, label, example, label-something)

I want to use smart value to extract labels that contain "label" in name

I tried to use:

{{page.labels.name.match("label")}}
{{page.labels.name.match("/label/")}}

but for both cases rule return nothing.

Can someone help me with this?

Regards,

Seba

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Laurie Sciutti

Hey @Sebastian Krzewiński ~ what about: {{page.labels.name.match("*label*")}}?

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Laurie Sciutti

Hey @Sebastian Krzewiński ~ what about: {{page.labels.name.match("*label*")}}?

Sebastian Krzewiński

Hi @Laurie Sciutti

Yours {{page.labels.name.match("*label*")}} will not work. {{page.labels.name}} return a list/array and match() can't work on it.

I figure it out and working formula looks like below:

{{#page.labels}}{{#if(equals(name.match(".*(label).*"), "label"))}} {{name}} - ({{id}}) {{/}};{{/}}

In loop I'm checking each label name and check if label name contain label. If yes, I'm displaying name and id.

Thanks for your reply and help!

Regards,

Seba

Laurie Sciutti

Wow. Nice job, @Sebastian Krzewiński !

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