Hi,
I am trying setup a page with different attachment types (Word, PDF, video files, etc.) and would like to have the option to search the entire page based on keywords/labels linked to the files.
I have tried to add labels to the files and then use the Attachment, Attachment space macro to try and see if i can have an active filtering based on the labels, but so far it is not working. Not sure what I am doing wrong. :(
As an example of what I am trying to achieve:
Overview page:
File 1 (label: red)
File 2 (label: red, blue)
File 3 (label: green)
Show a filter box on the page and when I type "red", I should only see File 1 and File 2, because they contain the labels/keywords. the rest should be actively filtered out.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Agnes
Hi @Agnes Kelemen ,
You can filter the page attachments using the attachment macro:
If you have any file pattern you can use extensions like .*pdf or so on.
Or else you can use Bobswift's Advanced Tables app - Attachment macro as well, to filter out using labels:
Hope the information helps.
--Ravya
Hi @Ravya
Thanks for your reply.
I have tested these macros and from what I've seen these are pre-filtering the attachments, rather than allowing the user to actively search based on labels and then filter the documents out.
The goal is to give the end user the option to search for the attachments on their own, rather than me creating a filter based on certain labels and showing the attachments already grouped. We are trying to create a document repository, but we need to keep the search open to everyone, so we don't restrict what they see from the beginning. we need users to be able to find all attachments that have a certain label, when they are searching. Not sure, if this is possible in Confluence or not.
Thanks,
Agnes
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Hi @Agnes Kelemen ,
Yes, you can achieve this using Bobswift's Run Self-Service Reports for Confluence app along with Advanced Tables for Confluence app.
Hope it helps!
--Ravya
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