I need to pull a combined list of the 'X' latest pages and comments for a specific space sorted by creation date (for display within another intranet application).
The space and content type restriction is no problem but I'm having trouble with the descending sort by creation date.
Is this possible via the search API? I've looked through the documentation and haven't found a way to do this yet (although it's possible via the regular Confluence search UI).
At the moment it's looking like I'm going to have to resort to a raw SQL query against the Confluence DB but I'd like to avoid that if possible.
You could use the undocumented AJAX API of the Recently Updated macro to get the list of recently updated pages and comments of a specific space. Here's what the URL could look like:
http://path.to.your.confluence/plugins/recently-updated/changes.action?theme=concise&pageSize=15&spaceKeys=test&contentType=page,comment
You would probably need to add HTTP basic authentication to get the content from outside of Confluence.
Hope this helps
Thanks Remo, think I'll go with this one for now. It's not perfect but it does give me a relatively clean/barebones HTML response. :)
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Thanks for the suggestion Charles. I'd forgotten you could ask for a rendered copy of a page's content. Might be a bit messy to extract what I need from the HTML but good point on the permissions.
I'm guessing it's not actually possible to sort via the search API then? :/
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Outside of Confluence, it's for use by a WCM system on our network.
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Do you need to get the list from outside of Confluence or in a plugin?
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