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Hello
just want to check whether there is the possibility to create a child page under a page to what a specific label was added.
Example:
The page "Project XYZ" was created and the label "projektreport" gets added. In that situation I would like to create child pages under the page "Project XYZ".
I see that there are triggers for labels, but it seems like I can not refer to the page where a label was added and create child pages under it.
Hi @Mathias N.
Unfortunately the "Publish New Page" component doesn't allow us to add a smart value. If that was possible, you could simply choose the specific space and add as the parent the {{page.title}} (or {{page.id}}) smart value most likely. But I think that you could possible achieve to create a new page using the "Send web request" component and send an http request using Confluence REST API https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/confluence/rest/v1/
Well, its worth a feature request as it would add an enormous benefit to the automation feature.
Create child pages and so a defined structure automatically under the parent page if a specific condition is true.
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@Alex Koxaras _Relational_ -- is there a ticket for this request? It would provide so much value if automation enabled setting the parent location of a new page created with a specific template or label(s) within a space. This retains the tree structure while minimizing user error + supporting workflows.
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