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Hey, I know I have come across numerous old solutions to this in Confluence Server, but I am struggling to find this in Confluence Cloud. I am looking for find and capture data to show the total number of pages created within a given timeframe (data like a chart showing rate of content creation could potentially be valuable). I am unable to find what I am looking for, best I can get is "Last modified" and it does not give me the option to add additional filters. Any tips/tricks/suggestions? This might be ultra simple and I'm just having one of those days where it's right in front of me.
Scenario:
I am looking to find a listing of all pages created in 2021 within a single space in our instance, and furthermore, only pages created under a specific top-level page. BONUS: to be able to FLIP that search result to show only pages created BEFORE 2021 (meaning I can add them both together as a consistency check to ensure the two results add up to the total number of pages within the top-level page).
Thanks in advance!
Hi @Russell Zera ,
would you be fine in using the REST API for that? Using the Confluence Cloud REST API, you can search using CQL which allows you to define a query filtering on the created property.
So, a possible CQL might look like this:
type=page and Space=TEST and created > startOfYear()
and the corresponding url:
https://your-domain.atlassian.net/wiki/rest/api/content/search?cql=type%3Dpage%20and%20Space%3DTEST%20and%20created%20%3E%20startOfYear%28%29
Hope that helps,
Matthias
There is one option via the advanced search.
Steps:
- Open the search
- Go to "advanced search" at the bottom
- Add the bottom click on Add Filter, where you can select certain filelds such as "created"
- Select Custom
- Add a range
- You will see this:
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Thanks @Fabian Lim ! That is what I had found in online documentation as well, only problem is that I am not seeing the ability in Advanced Search to Add Filter. This is all I see... I'll be THRILLED if I'm doing it completely wrong and you point out my miss... but I'm not seeing it.
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@Russell Zera did you ever get the information on how to 'add' an additional filter? I need to add 'created' and cannot add it. any help if much appreciated. thanks!
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