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Which pages link to a specific page?

Jim Mackesy

Is there a way to find all the pages that have links to a single page in the same space?

I am on V 5.1

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Jim Mackesy

I will have to assume that our indexing is not up to date or processing correctly.

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Matthew J. Horn

Go to the page, and select Tools > Info. This will show you all the incoming links, grouped by spaces.

Jim Mackesy

Thanks Matthew, but my Tools menu has "Page Information" in the menu and when I go to that link I do not see incoming links. I have sections for Hierarchy, Labels and Recent Changes as well as the first section which has Title, Author, Last Changed BY, Tiny Link, Export As and Operations.

Could it be somewhere else? I am in v5.1

Matthew J. Horn

Ah, this might be a difference between 4 and 5 (I'm still on 4.x).

Jim Mackesy

Understood, thanks for the effort. I have updated the post to include version info.

Jim Mackesy

I will have to assume that our indexing is not up to date or processing correctly.

Grace San Juan

Hello, did you get an answer to this question? I am new to Confluence and Jira. My project decided to use Confluence to write the use cases and requirements so we're adding links to associate them with each other. Now, I'll need a report that will display which requirements are linked to which use cases, and vice versa. How can I do that?