Search for unresolved inline comments

[Rick Bolden]

Is it possible to search or jump to the first unresolved inline comments on a page?

[Frank Zehelein]

You can add the following bookmarklet to your browsers bookmarks:

javascript:(function()%7Bvar a %3D document.querySelectorAll(".inline-comment-marker.valid%2C .comment-count-overlay")%3B a%5B0%5D.click()%3Ba%5B0%5D.scrollIntoView()%7D)()

*sigh* ok somehow confluence messes up the bookmarklet. after the starting "javascript" part replace the ":" part with a colon symbol ":"...

It should look then like this (click for full view):

Tested in current Chrome on the cloud hosted confluence wiki.

[Antoine Trottier-Delorme]

This works perfectly!

[Sireesha Dugginapeddi _Appfire_]

Hi @Rick Bolden,

I am afraid there is no way to search or jump to the first unresolved inline comment. There is a similar feature request open with Atlassian CONFSERVER-34510 to which you might want to add your vote.

However, this community post might be of help to you - https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/How-can-I-decide-the-page-has-inline-comment-or-not/qaq-p/196332.

Thanks

Sireesha

[Rick Bolden]

Hi @Sireesha Dugginapeddi _Appfire_.

Thank you for the reply. I have voted and commented on CONFSERVER-36933 since the status of this one is 'Gathering Interest'. I'll checkout the community thread you referenced in the mean time.

Thanks, Rick

[Stephen Deutsch]

Hi Rick, you might be interested in the See All Unresolved Comments app, which contains both of the features you requested: It shows a counter on the page with the number of unresolved page comments (and also number of unresolved attachment comments), and clicking on it jumps to the first unresolved inline comment.

It also contains a search, a page overview, and you can even check how many unresolved comments there are in an entire page tree. Maybe you want to give it a try. 

[Derek Southard]

Yes it is possible through the REST API. Use this endpoint: "/rest/api/content/{pageid}/child/comment?location=inline&expand=extensions.resolution"

resolved inline comments will have a status of "closed", unresolved will have a status of "open".