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Page Properties report does not find some pages labelled "requirements"

StephenBaxendale

Some confluence pages with the "requirements" label do not appear in a page properties report configured to show all pages with the requirements label.

Eg, Page A and B have a page properties macro instance on them (with say fields field_a, field_b) and the "requirements" label applied. Page C has a Page Properties Report macro configured to show properties from pages with the "requirements" label. Surprisingly Page A and its fields do not appear in the page properties report, whereas Page B does. Perhaps more surprisingly, deleting the requirements label on Page A and re-applying it clears the problem (now both pages show up in the page properties report). Persistent issue is figuring out how pages get into this non-working state.

Using the Confluence GUI, pages that aren't showing up in the page properties report do have the requirements label at their bottom right as expected. Using the REST API also shows that the pages in question have the requirements label. Also using the REST API to expand the page content shows that the CQL field driving the page properties report has a query of the form (eg, lablel="requirements" and name ~ XXX").

Searching for pages labelled with "Requirements" doesn't produce the problematic pages when the page properties macro is not working for them - but as noted above the labels appear on those pages when viewed through the GUI.

Can't think of a reason why seemingly replacing the existing "requirements" label with itself on the page fixes the issue, nor why it occurs in the first place.

Any suggestions welcome :-)

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Melanie Albrecht

I know this is an old issue, but I thought I'd drop some breadcrumbs for the next person to see this page.

This might be caused by a problem with Confluence's search index. One way to fix it is to rebuild the search index.

If removing and reapplying the label fixed it, perhaps this behaviour is enough for your search index to catch up and "notice" the page.

Amanda Pfeifer_vxlbtv

Also having a similar issue. The pages clearly show the label but are not showing up in the page properties report. Simply editing the page, CHANGING NOTHING and publishing is enough to cause them to show up in the report. This is problematic for us as we're using this macro to collect release documents and sometimes they just don't show up, then we have to go modify each page to get them to display in the report. Requires a manual workaround which this report is supposed to help replace.

claire_eager

We have the same problem, but we only have to view a missing page for it to start appearing in the report. Slightly easier, but unfortunately, that means manually visiting 350+ pages every time we refresh that catalog, so still not a great (admin) user experience.

Anyone know if the Confluence team is working on this bug?

Josh Lee_du8l45

PLEASE FIX THIS

Hrvoje Bosnjak

We have a similar issue on the coud version of CONFL. is there an approach for an workaround?

Ievgen Litvinov_bl20a3

Upvoting! ++++

This is really annoying issue.

I have even tried to add a completely new label and build a new properties report and seems like confluence completely ignores those absent pages even in the new report, though other pages when adding this new label are shown in the report instantly.

Please fix.

Josh Lenton

Yes this is an issue for me also

Doug Kirchgesler

I'm having the same problem in our Cloud instance, labeled pages aren't showing up as expected.

Marina_g8mxy6

Is there a bug posted on the Atlassian Confluence project? i would like to vote for the fix. It's really annoying as page reporting macro is used for reporting to the high management... No need to explain further i guess.

unknown

I have faced the similar issue and reported it - https://getsupport.atlassian.com/servicedesk/customer/portal/23/JST-621054

whether it got fixed for anyone? any suggested workaround for this ?

unknown

@Amanda Pfeifer
@claire_eager
@Melanie Albrecht

I am facing a similar issue and have reported it - https://getsupport.atlassian.com/servicedesk/customer/portal/23/JST-621054

whether it got fixed for anyone? any suggested workaround for this?

claire_eager

We had to shut down/restart Confluence, flush all the caches, and rebuild the index from scratch (not just refresh/rehydrate). That fixed that instance of the problem but it has since re-occurred multiple times. No word of a fix for preventing the issue. My money is on root cause being something with the object (eg, page and label) mapping caches.

unknown

very sad to hear this I think JIRA should have bug opened for this and fix it as critical / blocker for clients asap.

UPVOTEING +++

I WISH THIS PROBLEM FIXES SOON.

unknown

BUGS

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-34141 - NOT FIXED (cloud)
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFSERVER-34141 - FIXED (server)

Please upvote so they fix it soon !!!! Thanks

@Ievgen Litvinov

@Hrvoje Bosnjak

@Josh Lee

@Josh Lenton

@Amanda Pfeifer

@Melanie Albrecht

Hrvoje Bosnjak

done

RickC_jwwx8h

Experiencing the same issue on Confluence Cloud instance. Page Properties Report is only showing some of the page with the selected Label. The list of pages that appear in the PPR changes from time to time.

The strange thing is that, to my knowledge, this didn't occur until today after I'd added a about 40 new pages with the specified Label. I have a suspicion that this is related to the number of pages bearing the Label. A PPR selecting on a label that is on fewer pages (i.e., a few dozen or less?) works as expected; for more more pages (i.e., more than a few dozen?), pages are dropped.

PLEASE FIX THIS!!!

I use Page Properties and Page Properties Report macros extensively in our Confluence pages.

Christina Petersen

Still an issue! Does anyone have a good workaround?

RickC_jwwx8h

Not to my knowledge, @Christina Petersen

RickC_jwwx8h

@atlassiansupport

The Page Properties Report macro appears to have been broken for a very long time. In fact, it has been almost four (4) years since this thread was started. Yet, there has been no meaningful response from Atlassian and this continues to be an issue for some customers.

Does Atlassian recognize this as a bug? If so, when will it be fixed?

If not, is there a work-around or another feature than provide the desired result?

When can we expect some response from you? Your customers are unable to find a suitable solution on our own...

RickC_jwwx8h

@[deleted], sadly, the issue you created is not visible...

olivertso

This seems to be the solution.

Adding a "page properties" macro (you can mark it as "hidden" so it doesn't show in the page) and an empty table with two columns inside it did the trick.

RickC_jwwx8h

See the first reply from @[deleted]above. The Jira Cloud Bug -- which remains unfixed -- can be found at https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-34141.

Clark Norris

Hi,

Would you be able to elaborate on this?

Temporary

(Temporary) Solution

This seems to be some kind of pagination error. If you increase the "Number of items to display" to a value high enough, that all entries are shown, it works for me.

Of course, this is quite annoying, since you'll have very large tables - but it shows the data correctly (for me)

Stefan Kleineikenscheidt _K15t_

Since their introduction around 2011 Page Properties have never been a big focus of Atlassian, even though many users heavily rely on it. It's a shame, because Page Properties could have been so much more useful for everyone, if it had been improved, e.g. with typed fields.

That's why we (K15t, Marketplace Partner) finally decided to build an app called Orderly Databases for Confluence Cloud that implements something like page properties. We've released it end of last year, and it is now in a very useable state (although we have a team continuously improving it).

This is how it looks to edit an entry linked to page:

k15t-orderly-databases-for-confluence-page-properties.png

If you want to learn more, here is the announcement: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Marketplace-Apps-Integrations/Announcing-Orderly-Replace-Confluence-Page-Properties-with/ba-p/1915196

Amandeep Singh Dhindsa

The template should contain the page properties and a table inside it.

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