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How can I filter results of an Advanced Search performed on a Confluence Space by "page status"? e.g. for example return all pages in Space X by "In Progress".
By "page status", I mean the new feature: https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/add-a-status-to-your-page-or-blog/
Hi @riccardo ,
there is an open request for that feature https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-74398
Fabio
We develop an app that implements a smart version of the content status concept. Flexible search was a primary design goal for us, therefore our implementation fully supports CQL queries.
You can run powerful queries like:
space = "Foo" and arch.status = "Expired"
space in ("Foo","Bar") and arch.status = "Expired" and arch.event.lastUpdatedBy = currentUser()
...and so on.
It extends CQL with the following set of additional fields (we are adding more soon to support expiration, archiving, etc.!):
Learn more about CQL searches.
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Hi @riccardo
Unfortunately it is not possible to search content by status in Confluence. The new feature is a visual indicator of the current status of each page.
Regards,
Eugenio
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