Hey Community, hoping to get some help with a bit more of an advanced use case I'm trying to solve.
Here's my goal:
I have built a template for a recipe, and would like to allow my users to create new recipes at the click of a button.
I have created a space, and on the home page I want to have three buttons. Each button, when clicked, should create a new recipe based on my template. The three buttons are named "New Meat Recipe", "New Vegetarian Recipe", and "New Vegan Recipe".
I want the new recipes to be created under a folder I have created for each type. New meat recipes should be in the Meat folder, Vegetarian under the Veggie folder, etc.
If possible, I would also like to force a naming convention on the new recipe's page title, pre-populating the creation date as an example.
I've tried to accomplish this a variety of different ways, none meeting all of my goals.
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Right now it seems the Create from Template macro is the best bet, but requires that I have 3 parent pages (Meat, Veggie, Vegan) to properly segment the recipes.
Any ideas to strike out some of the cons?
Hi @Robert DaSilva ,
Very comprehensive with great lists of pro's and cons! Can I ask what you decided on?
If you label the template itself, can you not use automations afterwards to move it?
kr,
Tessa
Hey @Tessa Tuteleers , I settled on using the "Create from Template" macro.
You could label pages and use automation to move them, but I feel that adds unpredictability to when users create Confluence pages. Sometimes the page will move, other times it won't. I can see that being useful in certain situations, maybe this is one of them.
My ideal hope is that an option is added to the Create from Template macro that lets you pick the parent page upon creation.
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