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Is it possible to categorize or label tasks?

Rosario De Domenico

I need to be able to select some of the tasks created in multiple pages in Confluence.

These tasks identify "corrective actions" and have nothing else in common; might be assigned to different people have any expiration or creation date, be in pages that are in different spaces or hierarchy (i.e. meeting minutes of different type, different projects' spaces, etc.).

In a given page there might be both "corrective actions" tasks as well as other tasks.

Is there a way to "mark" these "corrective actions" tasks so to be able to group them in a task report page?

The report task macro allows to filter per "label" but in my understanding these are "page labels" therefore they do not work for my use case.

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Marco Stoffel

Hi, you could use this Strategy:

create a sleek global template that lets you define tasks with one default labels "ptasks" as pages and then give them any extra lable you want (plus you could use any other categorizing/summary functions like page properties or so on) -> this will not be backwards compatible for your existing structure

Rosario De Domenico

Could you clarify what you mean with "create a sleek global template"?

Marco Stoffel

yes, instead of including tasks into the body text of a page you could create a task by using a subpage that is based on simple template, lets name it "ptask". This allows you to have lables applied to that task, actually any task that is created that way...

its another approch to not think about the task as an "inline" text element rather than a little instance of the ptaskt template.

Rosario De Domenico

OK, I understand.

Thanks for the suggestion, but this will not work for my use case because a lot of people create tasks in different pages and the big advantage is indeed that these are "inline" (better, in context).

Most of these people will not understand that they have to change page for creating the task.

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