I'm wanting to import a file/folder structure into Confluence, can it handle a tree file structure?

[Vidya Shevale]

I have website data in the forms , docs, ppts , html and wmf format . It is possible with confluence to create tree structure ??

please reply me ASAP , TIA

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist- · Accepted solution]

Yes, pages are done in a tree structure.  

[Vidya Shevale]

please explain in details , I searched many times but didn't get any  URL.

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

It's pretty basic, rather than explicit.

Go into any space where you have edit rights.  Create a new page, lets call it "top", save it.  Remaining in the view of "top", click create page again, create one called "middle 1", save it, and remaining in it, create a third one called "bottom".  Go back to "top", create another page called "middle 2"

Now look at the page tree (or add a {pagetree} macro to "top").  You will see a tree structure of 

top
+ middle 1
  + bottom
+ middle 2

[Vidya Shevale]

Hey Nic,

thanks for your quick reply . Using confluence UI I am able to create PAGE TREE , 

but I want to write script to migrate all existing pages to the new Intranet.

I am sending you one image in the following manner

That folder consist of docs, ppts,wmf format  

here is my folder and file structure, how to read it ??

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

A simple script should be able to iterate through your directories and create and attach files over REST.

On a linux box like the one you have in your screenshot, I'd start with

find . type f -exec <a script to import an item> {} \;

I'd write that script so that it read the file type and chose to attach or scrape it as appropriate, and take account of the full paths you get.

But I wouldn't really recommend attaching large swathes of html files, it would be a lot better to convert them to text you can import as real pages.