I would like to update the name of a document based on information from a table in the document itself. Example: I have document titled 'SOP-001-v01 Process for doing the thing" and in this document I have a table with Document Type: SOP, Serial number: 001, version number: v01, Document title: Process for doing the thing. I would like the document to automatically update when I update the version number and/or title.
Similarly, I would like to have fields in other documents that lookup information from another document. Example: I have a table documenting the current configuration of SOPs and I would like this to automatically look at field Version number (in above example) in a different document to update the version number automatically.
Are either of these things possible (natively in Confluence or with an add-on)? I am using Comala Document Management add-on if that is useful.
Hi @gary_shea
We do not currently have this capability in Comala Document Management Cloud (or Server / DC). As @Davin Studer indicates there is no easy way to automatically update the page title.
Perhaps you could explore using Confluence Templates and Page Properties macro with a Page Properties Report to list your SOPs
For your versioning requirements you might want to explore K15t Scroll Documents to see if it fits. @David _K15t_ may be able to comment further.
All the best
James
You could probably do it with ScriptRunner for Confluence or by using the REST API. However it would need to be scripted. I know of no easy way to do it.
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