Hi,
I am using Scaffolding expanded-reporter to get table data from child pages.
On the parent page I have my report table and I am trying to use a text-filter on the data I get from the expanding reporter.
I don't exactly know where I am supposed to use the text-filter macro, it seems to be working fine, but I might be wrong.
However, all the rows that don't match the filter are appearing as empty, how can I remove them ?
Thanks,
Hi Alexandre,
To have a clear idea from the use case, can you please provide us the Storage format of both parent page and child page.
Regards,
Sayed Bares
Hi,
Unfortunately, I don't have access to Confluence Storage Format since I am not an a confluence admin and also we don't have the confluence source editor in your confluence.
About my child page here is how the table is set up :
And my text-filter macro inside my parent page :
{text-filter:expanded:exr>data:liste_etude|include=CS.*}
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Hi,
Based on the given text-filter query: "include=CS*"
The result of the query is wrong.
All of the entries for Nom Etude column should start with "CS". while the result clearly shows the entries which start with IK** :
As for the Text filter, it should always be used inside a reporter.
So to fix the issue, you just need to move one of the text filters inside Expanding Reporter and delete the rest:
FYI, the following documentation might help you out:
Let me know how it goes.
Regards,
Sayed Bares
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