I have such a simple problem and have no idea how to solve this in Confluence.
I have a page (Page A) with a table
ID Name Phone
111 John Smith 111-222-3333
112 Mary Smith 111-222-4444
I have other pages (Page B and Page C) where at the top of the page I would like to enter the ID from the table above, and have the Name and Phone number of that associated record shown on that specific page. So basically 3 pages. A is the table of person records, and the other 2 pages (B and C) would be the detail pages for that record, created dynamically based on a static entry of the ID at the top of those pages.
Is any of this possible? Thanks.
Hi MJM,
Your use cases is exactly what Scaffolding and Reporting is used for.
In Page A, you can make use of table data macro to create a dynamic table and then in Page B and Page C you can make use of Reporting to query the results from Page A.
Page A:
Source:
Result:
Page B & C:
Source:
Result:
I will be more than happy to prepare a demo for your use case, If you are interested please create a support ticket in here
If you split up the table, then you might be able to make use of the Content by Label macro (e.g. use a label for each ID) or the Page Properties and Page Properties Report macros.
There are some CRM solutions in the marketplace that might solve for your example specifically https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?query=crm
But also have a look at the Reporting for Confluence app by ServiceRocket https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/186/reporting-for-confluence?hosting=server&tab=overview
There are probably other ways to do this using just built-in functionality or making it easier to use the built-in macros for your use case, but that would be more complex to answer than I can here.
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Thanks, I understand. Unfortunately, solving this with out the box features and capabilities is beyond the scope of what can be answered here.
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