Show the last user who approved the current page

Steffen Stamprath
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March 19, 2017

Hi,

is it possible to show on the top of every page in confluence where who last user has approved the current page?

Thank you!

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Gorka Puente _Appfire_
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February 21, 2018

Hi @Steffen Stamprath,

You can add a set-metadata in a pageapproved trigger, and then get that value back in the top of the page with a pageheader and get-metadata:

{trigger:pageapproved}
{set-metadata:Approver}@approvaluser@{set-metadata}
{trigger}

and then

{pageheader:visibility=all}
{get-metadata:Approver}
{pageheader}

Hope it helps,

Gorka

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Steffen Stamprath
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March 20, 2017

mmmhh, is there no other possibility? Like a trick or a workaround? CQL, ...

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Karalee Kikiros
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March 20, 2017

Not the last approver but have you tried the workflow report macro? It'll show whats happened. 

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