how to list all inline comments according to the page it has and belongs to which space?
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A Cloud addon was recently released that would help with this:
Not only do you get a counter at the top to see how many unresolved inline comments are in a page, but you can also click to jump directly to the first comment. You can even search (run a report) to see all unresolved comments filtered by space and/or commenting user. For longer pages, there's also an overview report that shows just the headings and the commented text, so you can get a quick overview of what's on any particular page.
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You can also refer to https://marketplace.atlassian.com/1219786 plugin to form the table of comments.
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Here is a receipe from servicerocket: https://docs.servicerocket.com/display/REP/List+All+Comments+Including+Unresolved+Inline+Comments
While the steps did not work for me, I just pasted the source and adjusted the scope variable to set the root page in the content reporter macro to fit my needs. Note that this enables you to show inline comments and comments from multiple pages, e.g. a hierarchy of pages.
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If you mean by Java API, you can do the following:
final List<Comment> comments = commentManager.getPageComments(pageId, new Date(0));
final List<Comment> inlineComments = new ArrayList<Comment>();
for (final Comment comment : comments)
{
if (comment.isInlineComment())
{
inlineComments.add(comment);
}
/* More over, you can check the status of an inline comment by doing something like this:
comment.getStatus().isDangling()
comment.getStatus().isOpen()
comment.getStatus().isResolved()
comment.getStatus().isReopened()
*/
}
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You can use /rest/api/content/{id}/child/comment?location=inline&expand=extensions.inlineProperties
For more information: https://docs.atlassian.com/atlassian-confluence/REST/latest/#d3e851
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it's by using the REST API, for Java API, see my answer below
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