Hello,
Trialling Confluence for the business currently, which would be used for technical documentation. Some pages will have attachments e.g. scripts, that I would like to view using the attachments macro. However, the macro also shows all of the pictures embedded in the page too.
Is there a way to exclude pictures from the attachments macro? I have tried to use the regex filter ^.*png, but this still displays PNG images. Is there a regex expression that will achieve what I want?
Thank you for your help
Stuart
Hi, sorry for necroing this thread, but you may try
^((?!\.png).)*$
as seen at https://bobswift.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/info/pages/44695583/How+to+use+regular+expressions
If you want to hide all files that end with png (say maybe someone accidentally removes the dot before the file extension when renaming), then
^((?!png$).)*$
would be the expression.
Also the file extension might be in caps (PNG) but regex is usually case sensitive (on Confluence it is) so the final solution is
(?i)^((?!png$).)*$
where (?i) in front of expressions will make sure it searches for upper and lowercase variants too.
this will excude all forms of .jpg and .png files, read @Bence Láposi's answer for a great explanation of how this works
((?i)^((?!(jpg|png)$).)*$)
also here's a link to the full documentation on this subject: https://bobswift.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/info/pages/44695583/How+to+use+regular+expressions
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try adding labels to the attachments via the Ellipsis (three dot icons)>Attachments
then set the type of labels in the Attachments macro
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Hello,
Thank you for your reply.
A number of people will be updating the Wiki with information and potentially uploading files, so this solution isn't really suitable for our situation.
Thanks again
Stuart
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