This page last changed on Jan 02, 2007 by rosie@atlassian.com.
You need to edit in 'Wiki Markup' mode to include macros in your page.
The Search Macro does an inline site search and displays the results in the page.
Search Macro
What you need to type |
What you will get |
{search:query=my_query} |
Found 5 search result(s) for my_query
Search Macro
(Confluence 1.4 User Guide)
Search Macro does an inline site search and displays the results in the page. Search Macro What you need to type What you will get \ Optional Parameters Set a limit to the number of search results displayed Specify the key of the space ...
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Search Macro
(Confluence)
Search Confluence, and include the results in the page . The search macro behaves identically to Confluence's builtin site search. Usage: \ OR \ Parameter Required Default Description query yes none search query (what you enter in the search box) maxLimit no none ...
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Table Improvements Page
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Optional Parameters
Optional Parameters
No |
parameter |
Default |
Description |
1 |
maxLimit |
none |
Set a limit to the number of search results displayed |
2 |
spacekey |
all |
Specify the key of the space you want to search in |
3 |
type |
all |
Specify the content type |
4 |
lastModified |
none |
Specify a time period |
1. Set a limit to the number of search results displayed
{search:query=my_query|maxLimit=x}
2. Specify the key of the space you want to search in
{search:query=my_query|spacekey=Doctemp}
3. Specify the content type (page, comment, blogpost, attachment, userinfo, spacedesc)
{search:query=my_query|type=comment}
4. Specify a time period in which the content was last modified
For example, 3d = modified in the last 3 days, 1m3d = modified in the last month and three days)
{search:query=my_query|lastModified= 2d}
 | Note
Search results will not include those from pages to which you do not have 'View' permission. |
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