Ah, ok, I tried all sorts of combinations and this is the closest I got with a search with 2 pages:
SomeTitleOne
SomeTitleTwo
{search:title:sometitle?*}
returns both pages.
So it looks like you can do a regex of sorts, just not have * as the first wildcard.
Not sure if that would work for you?
Awesome! Interesting observation:
{search:title:SomeTitle?*} |
didn't work but the following did! I don't mind though ;)
{search:title:sometitle?*} |
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Unless your site contains Japanese characters, then a search on title without "" around it finds both regarless. Not sure about any other language, but I just verified that in japanese. I guess the developers didnt' talk to each other?
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Try:
{search:title:sometitle\*|maxLimit=10|spacekey=TEST}
i.e. escape the * with a \
As Confluence uses Lucene it treats the * as a literal when searching on fields unless you escape it.
I tried this on the Demonstration Space on my install and :
{search:title:tutorial*}
returned zero results, but:
{search:title:tutorial\*}
returned 2 results as expected.
Hope that helps,
Andrew.
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When I searched for:
{search:title:tutorial\*}
I got:
"Tutorial"
"Tutorial (all on one page)"
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Doesn't work for me. What are the titles of the results you got?
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I see. Here 'Tutorial' is a single word. If you have a page with TutorialInASingleWord as title, it won't be in the search results. That is exactly the problem for me!
For me, I am getting titles with sometitle in it but not titles with sometitleone.
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Awesome! Interesting observation:
{search:title:SomeTitle?*} |
didn't work but the following did! I don't mind though ;)
{search:title:sometitle?*} |
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I know regular expressions don't work when doing a regular confluence search on metadata (use the default search box and search for "title:SomeTitle*"). It could be that this carries over to the search macro.
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That's what I thought too. Just wanted to confirm. Also wanted to see if there are any plugins that supports this!
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