We use confluence to document IT systems for our clients. We create pages which contain IP addresses for various pieces of equipment. I was wondering if there is way to tag the IP address on those pages and then insert a macro in a parent page that would list all the IP's.
For example, i have a page for a router with an IP address on it. Then I have a page with a server that has an IP on it. On another page can I insert a macro that will make a list of those IP's.
Have you looked at the page properties and page properties reports macros. I think that will do what you want. On your child pages you would put in a table with two columns the left column is the key and the right is the value. Surround that with a page properties macro. See below screenshot.
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Next add a label to the child page. Something like server-page.
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On your parent page add a page properties report macro and restrict to to using the server-page label.
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When you view the parent page you should see something like this. You can add more key/value pairs to the child page table as well to see more columns in the report.
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Metadata plugin (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/org.andya.confluence.plugins.metadata) perhaps with Reporting (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/net.customware.confluence.plugin.reporting).
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The usual "page include" does not work for you?
You can try something like https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/biz.artemissoftware.confluence.multiexcerpt.MultiExcerptMacro (you tag what you want to make as "excerpt" and then reference it from another page(s))
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