This page last changed on Apr 04, 2007 by ganand.

You need to edit in 'Wiki Markup' mode to include macros in your page.

The Recently Updated Content macro displays a list of the most recently changed content within Confluence.

Recently Updated Content Macro

What you need to type What you will get
{recently-updated}
 
Recently Updated
by Mohammed Alam (1 hour ago)
Re: Working with Tables
by Charlie Perry (7 hours ago)
Re: Favourite Pages Macro
by Mark Magin (13 hours ago)
Re: Deleting a page
by Rosie Jameson (30 Apr)
Content by Label Macro
by Rosie Jameson (29 Apr)
Page Restrictions
by Stefan (27 Apr)
Re: Deleting a page
by James Mortimer (26 Apr)
Re: Setting up your Personal Space
by Colin Ho (26 Apr)
Re: Embedding Multimedia Content
by Rosie Jameson (25 Apr)
Confluence 2 Home
by Adrian Ellis (24 Apr)
Re: RSS Feed Macro




Optional Parameters

No  parameter Default Description
 1 spaces space the page containing the macro is in Filter by space, '*' means all spaces. (only available from Confluence 2.1.2 onwards)
 2 width 99% Specify the width of the table
 3 labels none Filter content using labels
 4 types all types Filter content using type: page, blogpost or news, spacedesc, attachment, comment, mail, userinfo (types only available from Confluence 2.1.2 onwards)

1. Specify all the pages from all the spaces that have been recently updated

{recently-updated: spaces=* | width=50% }

2. Specify the spaces for which you want to view recently updated content

{recently-updated: spaces=Name1,Name2 | width=50% }

3. Specify the width of the table

{recently-updated: width=50% }

The list is rendered in a table whose width can be specified using the width argument (width=50% in the above example) or else Confluence defaults the width to 99%.


4. Filter content using labels

{recently-updated: spaces=sales,marketing | labels=timesheets,summaries}
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