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Scan text for words before publishing

Jonathan Jacobi

I wanted to write a plugin that'd be very helpful to me,

the idea is before publishing an entry for the confluence, the plugin will search for certain words in the article (the words will be in a given list), and if it does find some words that are both in the article and in the list, it will ask the user if he wants to add these words as labels to the article.

Is that possible? if so, how do I approach the problem?

I have written a question but I think I haven't made myself clear enough, so re-posting in a much more understandable way...

BTW, I am using confluence 5.4.3

Thanks in advance ! :-)

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Robert Reiner _smartics_

You could listen in your plugin to PageEvents.

Event Listener Module, Annotation Based Event Listener Example, and Writing an Event Listener Plugin Module provide an introduction on how to write a plugin for Confluence Server.

Jonathan Jacobi

Sorry for the ignorance, but I wanted to ask, how can I add labels using a plugin?

Robert Reiner _smartics_

No problem: You need to inject the com.atlassian.confluence.labels.LabelManager and use its methods to add labels to com.atlassian.confluence.labels.Labelable (e.g. pages).

This might be helpful: Accessing Confluence Components from Plugin Modules

Jonathan Jacobi

and accessing the post that is going to be published is also from the Confluence Components?

Thanks a lot Robert, you're the best !!!!!

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