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I would like the label list to be the current labels of the page. How can I do that in confluence ?

Benoit des Lign

This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Content by Label Macro

I want to display a link toward all pages with the same labels as the current page.

This is for a knowledge base : I want all similar FAQ questions to be displayed at the bottom of each of my FAQ articles.

The "Content by Label" dot now allows this
The "Related labels" is somehow displaying the current label list with a link to search and not to the article titles the article (could be useful if the number of links where displayed !)

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spud

Hi @Benoit des Ligneris - thanks for your question.

So, as far as I can understand, what you're asking for is a way to automate the content by label macro to populate the 'labels' field with the same labels as on the page it's on - is that right?

There's no way to do this at the moment. The content by label macro will create a list of all the articles tagged with the labels you put into the macro, but you can't set the macro to automatically to pull the same labels as the page. You have to put those labels in manually.

Let me know if I've misunderstood your question!

Benoit des Lign

Yes. That's it !

I wonder why this is not possible : indeed, I can imagine most of the knowledge based (FAQ, etc.) should greatly benefit from this key functionality.

Is this a function planned for development ?
How can I suggest this function ?

Also, are you aware of any plugin that can do that on the cloud ?

Robert Reiner _smartics_

The projectdoc Toolbox allows to create queries on documents based on the document that contains the query. Unfortunately this add-on is only available on premise.

Suppose you need to select on the Tags property, the query (using the Display Table Macro) will look like this:

   Tags=${Tags}

That is: find all documents with the Tags property (left hand side) matching the tags provided in this document (referenced by ${Tags}). Note that the list of tags is 'anded', therefore all tags need to be specified on a document to make it part of the result list.

There is a tip with an example on our web page: List related Pages.

Biased alert: I'm one of the authors of this commercial add-on. smile

Benoit des Lign

Yes. This would be quite similar to that wink

Any chances this will work on the cloud edition ?

Robert Reiner _smartics_

Unfortunately no. sad

The toolbox add-on is bound to the Java API and therefore requires to be installed on the on-premise version of Confluence. There are no plans to provide a cloud version of the projectdoc Toolbox in the near future.

Malcolm Cook

Hi @Benoit des Lign - If I understand correctly, this could NOT be used in conjunction with the "Content By Label" macro. This special syntax,

Tags=${Tags}

will only work in macros included with your product. Is that correct? Thanks.

spud

I had a look but I don't think there any plugins that do that.

I totally agree that it's a nice idea - being able to display related pages.

What you could do is create a feature request. This doesn't guarantee it will get built, but if it looks like something lots of customers want (judged by votes) then it is likely to get picked up by someone.

Javier Távara

Created https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFSERVER-56330

Robert Reiner _smartics_

Deleted. Please see reply above.

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